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All about a 1031 – The Basics and Importance

Taxes have perennially been a part of human history since time immemorial. Now more than ever, the increasing impact of taxes is felt and impacted many individuals especially during economic downturn. Thus, the existence of 1031 Exchanges particularly in ... Read >
Author: F. Morgan

Trading Up Using the 1031 Exchange

In spite of decreasing real estate values across the nation, real estate investors continue to come up with innovative ways to make their investment turn out profitably. A powerful method for building real estate holdings is the use of 1031 Exchanges,... Read >
Author: craighigdon

The Right Card for the Right Occasion

Matching the right type of card to your type of spending When choosing to use a credit card or debit card, our first question is often, ‘can I afford it this month?' When it should actually be, ‘what's in it for me?' More than a mere substitute for... Read >
Author: MarkeD

Are You Prepared For Your First Real Job?

Most people can remember their first job. But while it may be very far from being the pinnacle of your whole career, it is still a defining moment in your life; and there is a lot to think about as well. Preparing yourself to start your first job can tak... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton

Home Business Taxes - Give Yourself a Raise

Your take home pay could go up next week. What? You mean a raise? Yeah ... sort of ... give yourself a raise. Get serious! Okay, okay ... This info came from a briefing by a top U.S. Home Business Tax Expert at a conference I attended in ... Read >
Author: Ron Sedlak

The First Time Home Buyer Credit

Imagine getting a loan that is 100% interest free for your first home. The federal government has done some revamping of the First Time Home Buyer tax credit, which is exciting news for first-time home buyers. With it, you could save up to $7,500 on you... Read >
Author: Jerry Clifford

Home Business Taxes - Give Yourself a Raise

Your take home pay could go up next week. What? You mean a raise? Yeah ... sort of ... give yourself a raise. Get serious! Okay, okay ... This info came from Tax Expert Ron Mueller at a conference I attended in Tampa in June 2008. I w... Read >
Author: Ron Sedlak

What Everyone Should Know About The New Rules For 2009 Tax Filing

The U.S. tax code runs to some 17,000 pages that, at an average 300 words per page, total about 5 million words. But memorizing them all won't do you any good, even if you could, because every year there are changes both big and small. Some of the changes... Read >
Author: Robert Bell

Indian insurer offers women a lifeline

An Indian life insurer has introduced a new scheme, which will see around 1 million poor women in the country receive low premium life insurance cover. The venture is a joint more between SKS Microfinance and Bajaj Allianz Life and will involve the insur... Read >
Author: Darrell

Here's What You Need to Know about the New Tax Law

The recently enacted "American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009" (2009 Economic Stimulus Act) includes a wide-range of tax incentives, many of which are retroactive to the beginning of the year. This week I'll share the changes impacting individuals... Read >
Author: Tom Wheelwright

2008 Tax Law Changes That Will Have the Most Impact on Individual Taxpayers

The IRS has announced a series changes to the 2008 Individual Tax Return Laws that will have mostly a positive impact on the tax returns of individual tax returns. Here are some of the most important highlights of individual tax law changes for the 2008 T... Read >
Author: Gen Wright

0% APR Credit Cards: Are they as good as they Sound?

A growing number of credit cards advertise a 0% APR feature. Essentially, this means you will not be charged interest on the balance you carry for an initial period of time. Not having to pay anything in interest sounds like a great deal, but is it too go... Read >
Author: Stephanie Andrews

First Time Home Buyers – Low Hanging Fruit for the Right Agent

The other day I was listening to a local agent complaining about how quiet the office was - nobody was coming in. "It's to be expected", he said, "Everyone is going through the same thing;." It frustrates me that people are content to sit and wait f... Read >
Author: Karrie Rose

Taxes in Tough Economic Times

We're enduring difficult economic times right now. Learn how to use the current tax code to help ease the pressure, take the credits you're eligible for, and reduce the amount you owe. The government has several programs in place designed to help families... Read >
Author: arstringfellow

Periodically Checking Your Credit Score Can Save You Big Money

Your credit score changes every thirty days therefore you should periodically check it to ensure accuracy. Each one of your creditors reports your monthly pay habits and fluctuations in the amounts you owe them. Since creditors report any changes with you... Read >
Author: John Rasor

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