With so much economic insecurity in today’s world, it’s important to save as much money as possible to reduce the financial risk of that uncertainty. If you have a family, it’s even more important to do everything possible to ensure your family’s financial future is secure. But perhaps you’re unconvinced […]
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One of the things many people are unprepared for when they retire is how to manage their tax burden. Contrary to popular belief, most retirement income is not exempt from income taxes. However, with the right planning and strategies you can reduce your tax burden well into your retirement years.
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Unfortunately, fender benders are too often a part of owning a vehicle. While generally less costly than more damaging collisions or accidents, fender benders can cost more than you might expect. Depending on the vehicles involved (e.g. an SUV and a 4-door sedan) even minor damages can be in the
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Owning a car gives you the freedom to come and go as you please, but it also requires responsibility and can be expensive. There is gas and oil, maintenance, tires and of course insurance. Although coverage requirements vary from state to state, all 50 states have laws that require at
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Vehicle owners are generally required by law to carry auto insurance to protect their assets and to pay for damages they might cause. Since a majority of Americans own a vehicle, buying car insurance is something many of us go through. Even though you’re required to buy the coverage required
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While everyone typically marks the April 15th tax deadline on their calendar, few set aside much time before then to really work on their finances, let alone their taxes. In reality, though, you should treat your taxes as more than just an annual event, which is why it can be
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Home ownership is one of the things that marks success for most Americans. It is seen as a mark of status and of adulthood. However, there are a lot of things to consider when becoming a homeowner, and there are several ways building a home can save you money when
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It can be tempting to not break your budget when buying holiday gifts. Between finding perfect gifts and buying for more people than planned, there are many ways to overspend. Here are six ways you can save money on the gifts you buy this year. Make Your Own Making your
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New and low-risk investors are understandably cautious about losing money. Generally, if the return of your capital is more important than the return on your capital then the appreciation of your capital will generally be lower. To put it another way, if you are willing to accept a bit more
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One of the requirements of buying a home is putting at least a portion of the sales prices down before closing. In many cases, you may be required to put down as much as 20 percent of the purchase price, but this may vary depending on the type of loan
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