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The holiday season and the run up to Christmas bring not only family get-togethers, parties, fun time, and gifts to the forefront, but also the…
It’s the middle of December and you probably have either finished your Christmas shopping or are still in the midst of it. Either way, you…
Millions of Americans are still suffering from the credit crunch, facing high debt and unable to pay it off at interest rates of 27.99 %…
Investing in a mutual fund can be a wise investment decision, if it is a decision you make on your own. When you decide to…
Having a mortgage balance is something you get used to. You signed up for 15 or 30 years of payments, after all. If you stick…
We’ve known for decades – generations probably – that men and women see money and its purposes very differently. And if you’re still not quite…
For over a year we’ve heard periodically that it’s finally time to buy! The real estate market has hit the bottom and property values are going up!…
Many folks were surprised when, three years ago, the country’s biggest and most recognized names in the financial sector, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, announced…
The Cost of Christmas Christmas is a time of joy, togetherness, and mellow fruitfulness. It is a time to forget the difficulties of life and…
Have you ever felt as though you just have too much stuff? Or that you are wasting your hard earned money on useless things? Then…
Proposals have been made and they have been rejected as the fiscal cliff approaches. The central issue that is dividing Republicans and Democrats? It is…
Veterans and their families face different types of financial problems compared to others. Even though veterans are entitled to myriads of advantages that are inaccessible…
Many individuals in the U.S. are in a position in which they must choose between saving money for their own good and not contributing to…
Last year they were introduced, but this year the IRS is serious about the new 1099-K forms. What do you need to know about reporting…
If you’re ever had to pay medical expenses out of pocket, you know how costly it can get. Luckily, if you are employed, you may…
Being an investor is a challenging endeavor, but it is one that harbors great rewards. Nonetheless, there is a lot of anxiety involved and this…
We think of renting as a way to cut back on the budget – to avoid big investments and stay flexible. There are many hidden…
Apart from birth and death, taxes are possibly the next inevitable occurrences in every American’s life. They used to be something to joke about but…