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Checks and Cards: Plastic Has Not Replaced Paper

Mar13th
2013
Leave a Comment Written by Annie Harrington

When looking at the ever-so exciting world of non-cash payment options, you basically have two widespread options nowadays: paper and plastic. It’s pretty obvious that one of those is more popular than the other, but make no mistake; the paper check isn’t dead yet, not even close. That’s because there are certain situations that simply will not allow for credit card supplement. Here are a couple instances in which paper beats plastic.

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Budgeting, Information, personal finance    Business/Finance, Checks and Cards, Credit, Credit card, Debt, personal finance

Should Capital Gains Be Taxed Differently?

Jan23rd
2013
1 Comment Written by Jen Carrigan
Should Capital Gains Be Taxed Differently?

There are multiple reasons that capital gains are treated differently than income. Also, with an increasing national debt, this tax is often volleyed around as a cure for everything from low revenue to wealth inequality. What effect does an increased or decreased capital gains tax have on investment and the economy as a whole?

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Taxes    Business/Finance, Capital gains tax, Capital gains tax in the United States, Ordinary income, Rate of return, tax, Taxation

Tax Issues with early Distributions from Retirement savings.

Jan21st
2013
1 Comment Written by Bruce Mc

Taxpayers may sometimes find themselves in situations when they need to withdraw money from their retirement plan early. What they may not realize is that that it may mean a tax impact when they file their return.

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Information, Retirement thoughts, Tax Planning    Individual Retirement Accounts, retirement, Roth IRA, tax

How does a credit score affect a mortgage rate?

Jan16th
2013
Leave a Comment Written by Aaron

Tweet Whether you are considering refinancing your existing mortgage or you are buying a home, it is a good idea to find out what your credit score is because that can have quite an impact on the rates you will be offered.  Low credit score: High rate  When a loan is being underwritten, lenders focus [...]

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Budgeting, Guest Post, Information    Credit, Credit history, Credit score, Mortgage, Mortgage loan, Refinancing

Dealing With Business Debt

Dec19th
2012
1 Comment Written by Carly Lance

Tweet Running a small business isn’t easy. There are so many tasks to handle and issues to solve that it can feel like walking a tightrope with no safety net. Managing your company tasks becomes even harder when you’re dealing with debt. It’s like trying to spin plates while walking that same tightrope. Unfortunately, it’s [...]

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Budgeting, Guest Post    Business Debt, Business/Finance, Carly Lance, Debt

Capital Gains, What you need to know

Dec17th
2012
1 Comment Written by Bruce Mc

Did you know that almost everything you own and use for personal or investment purposes is a capital asset? Capital assets include a home, household furnishings and stocks and bonds held in a personal account.

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Information    Capital gain, Capital gains taxes, Income tax

4 Effective ways of Managing Your Finance

Dec5th
2012
Leave a Comment Written by Guest Author

Proper management of finances is an utmost necessity in today’s world as you never know when another recession would hit the financial market and lead you to troubled waters. Especially after the back to back recessions in and after 2008 the world economy has crumbled badly and many well to do individuals suddenly found them grappling with their finances. Therefore, as an individual one should make sure that they are not laid-back in managing their finances.

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Budgeting, Guest Post, Information, personal finance    Economics

Advantages of Filing a Tax Return Extension

Nov5th
2012
1 Comment Written by Bruce Mc

Filing a tax extension may seem like an action that only irresponsible or unprepared people take, there are actually some advantages to the strategy. Many people actually use it to their financial advantage.

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Guest Post, Tax Planning, Tips and Dates    Economics, extension, tax return, tax return extension

When Should I Start Focusing on Personal Finance?

Sep24th
2012
Leave a Comment Written by Aaron
When Should I Start Focusing on Personal Finance?

If you are in your twenties or early thirties and are struggling to understand and deal with your own personal finances, don’t worry! There are a few simple steps that, if followed, can help you to have a bright financial future. Whether you’re currently bogged down with student loan debt, have made dubious mistakes in your past, or have a perfectly clean credit history, it’s important to take action now, while you’re still young.

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Budgeting, personal finance, Uncategorized    Credit history, Economics, personal finance

Mind Tricks: They Affect Your Investment Decisions

Sep5th
2012
Leave a Comment Written by Aaron
Mind Tricks: They Affect Your Investment Decisions

Investing in anything is an art form just as much as it is a financial endeavor. When people look to make a living buying and selling securities, they often get caught up in the trends that happen every day in the investing world.

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Guest Post, Information, personal finance    Business/Finance, investment, risk, Value investing
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