If you hire someone for a long-term, full-time project or a series of projects that are likely to last, you need to pay special attention to the difference between independen [...]
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A W-2 for 2013 Form W-2 is the form that an employer must send to an employee (and the IRS) at the end of the year showing their income earned during the year. The W-2 form r [...]
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Tweet Just wanted to let you all know that I am going to be a guest on Marketplace Money, a weekly personal finance program, “featuring expert advice and information on topics and issues affecting your wallet.” Marketplace Money brings the week’s economic headlines home by looking at matters of personal finance with wit and wisdom. [...]
READ MORE »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.
READ MORE »No matter how much you read on finance and follow the daily updates, you will still need to sort out your own ways of managing your finances properly.
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fter you declare bankruptcy, you need to prepare yourself for a long period of financial rehabilitation. While it’s often described by money management experts as a “fresh start” that can give you some much-needed space from your creditors, the bankruptcy process can be highly detrimental to your credit rating. A record of your filing will remain on your credit report for seven years and make it difficult to secure inexpensive loans without finding a cosigner.
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Most people don’t truly understand the difference between the various systems of taxes. Not all taxes are the same. You will find big differences between Federal, Income, State and Local taxes. One of the most important parts of personal finance is planning for your taxes.
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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.
READ MORE »If you are self-employed, then retirement might not be something you give much thought to. If you want to continue enjoying all of the freedom and other benefits that being self-employed offers, you need to start planning for your future as soon as possible
READ MORE »Tweet When a credit score is severely damaged by unemployment, overspending or a catastrophic event, the effects can be numerous. Debtors find themselves with higher insurance rates, rougher job searches and poor housing options. These factors can make it more difficult to get finances under control, as a poor credit score can also cause various [...]
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Tweet With interest rates at historic lows, many homeowners are taking this opportunity to refinance their existing mortgages. Some are simply extending the term of their current fixed rate mortgage, others are migrating from an adjustable rate mortgage to a fixed rate mortgage and still others are looking to extract equity from their homes through [...]
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Tweet Re-mortgaging Equity Are you facing some problem in your financial planning for retirement? Well, must be yes; after all, the increasing living cost is most likely to increase your monthly expenditure inviting wrinkles on your forehead. Well, a solution to your worries in the form of equity release is right here. All you need [...]
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