R Persichitte, CPA, CFP®, CFE | Source | Affiliate Professor at Metropolitan State University of Denver
R Persichitte, CPA, CFP®, CFE
Robert Persichitte helps people keep their money by avoiding rip-offs, mistakes, and taxes. He was an auditor for 10 years and now works as an auditor on your side.
Mr. Persichitte is also an associate faculty member at MSU Denver, where he teaches accounting and runs the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program.
Mr. Persichitte is a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Financial Planner™ Professional. He received a B.S. in accounting from Regis University, an MPAcc with an emphasis in fraud from MSU Denver, and a certificate in data science from Harvard University. He has presented various data-related topics such as continuous auditing, machine learning, and data-driven simulations. In his free time, Robert enjoys raising his two wonderful kids, 3D printing, and playing the accordion.
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Metropolitan State University of Denver (https://www.msudenver.edu)
Affiliate Professor
started Feb 2022 -
Delagify Financial
Financial Planner
started Jan 2022 -
Metropolitan State University of Denver (https://www.msudenver.edu)
Affiliate Professor
started Jan 2017
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Colorado financial expert shares strategies if you have a big tax refund
Professor Robert Persichitte, an accounting affiliate professor at Metropolitan State University of Denver, spoke about saving for the future.
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What If I Have More Than $10,000 in Student Loan Debt?
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CPA Warns Against Paying Taxes with Credit Cards
R says, “Absolutely do NOT pay your taxes with a credit card.” He notes that processing fees often outweigh rewards. Instead, consider IRS payment plans, which offer lower interest and fees compared to credit cards. -
Investors: Control Fees to Boost Net Returns
R emphasizes that while market returns are unpredictable, investment fees are controllable. New investors face commissions, loads, and management fees, which can significantly impact long-term returns. By understanding and minimizing these costs, and working with fee-for-service advisors, investors can retain more of their earnings, making it easier to achieve financial goals. -
Economic Shifts Loom with Potential Trump Re-election in 2025
R says Trump may reverse Biden's consumer protections, impacting fees and cancellation costs. "Expect changes" in tax codes by 2025, affecting corporations and wealthy individuals. Car industry volatility is likely, with challenges for affordable imports. Tariffs may increase prices, favoring large companies. Watch for global trade shifts away from the US Dollar, which could have severe consequences.
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We are living in the golden age of fraud. It has always been challenging for people to lose money in large amounts. Consumers have more responsibility than ever to educate and protect themselves.
