If you’re an architect who is self-employed or receives 1099 income as an independent contractor, you know that it’s up to you to establish a retirement plan. But do you understand the various approaches available to you, such as an individual 401(k) plan, and which may best suit you and your situation?
The Quarterly eNewsletter of The AIA Trust —January 2020
An Architect’s Guide to P3s
Federal, state, and local governments in the United States see Public-Private Partnerships (P3s) as a means to implement critical infrastructure improvements, such as improved public roads, highways, and bridges, and construct municipal improvements, such as courthouses, airports, and higher education residential facilities, when they have no immediate way to fund them. While benefits abound for […]
Long Term Care: The Time to Plan is Now
According to a report by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, as baby boomers age, they will have to deal with one of the largest financial risks of their generation: the overwhelming majority of elderly Americans will require long-term care (LTC) in their lifetimes.
October 2019 Healthcare Update
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) annual Open Enrollment period begins on November 1, 2019 and runs through December 15, 2019. Whether you purchase health insurance through the ACA exchanges or obtain it through your employer, open enrollment is a good time to review your current coverage and determine if any changes should be made to […]
The Smokey Haze Around Marijuana Facilities Design
In April 2018, the AIA Trust published The AIA Trust Guide to Marijuana Facilities Design which examines some of the necessary design considerations as well as the potential legal risks that a design professional may face in light of conflicting state and federal legal requirements. As these requirements continue to evolve, so do issues that […]
Protecting Your Practice from Others’ Negligence
When a design professional agrees to provide services for a client, that design professional assumes the same level of responsibility for those services whether they are performed directly by the design professional or by a consultant.
What Do You Need to Start a Successful Practice?
If you are thinking about or planning to start your own practice, what should you be thinking about? Starting your own practice requires a clear strategy and vision to grow a sustainable business — while planning for the unexpected.
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