Life is full of unexpected expenses and financial obligations that may require additional funds beyond our immediate reach. In such situations, a personal loan can provide a valuable lifeline to help you bridge the gap. However, securing a personal loan requires careful planning and consideration. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through the essential […]
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Personal Finance
New Widow? Find These 14 Documents Fast
Death is unavoidable. We spend most of our lives fearing it and trying not to think about it. However, as a spouse or head of a household, it’s your responsibility to think about death when making any life decisions. Whenever we buy life or health insurance or make a will, we do so because we […]
A Simple Guide to Withdrawing Retirement Assets
Suppose you are considering withdrawing funds from your retirement accounts. In that case, it’s important to develop a strategy that ensures that your funds will last for a lifetime, are used efficiently, and will not be diminished by heavy taxes. The first step in creating a retirement withdrawal strategy is identifying all your retirement income […]
Donate a Car for the Maximum Tax Deduction
A car donation to charity can provide significant tax savings if you include it in your charitable contribution deduction. However, you should do a little planning to maximize the tax savings associated with your donation. Many charitable causes will accept cars and other motor vehicles as donations, as there is no tax law that prohibits […]
How to Get Credit Card Companies to Waive Late Fees
It is hard to get through life without a credit history. A good credit history that shows a history of on-time payments reflects your creditworthiness to potential lenders. A credit score is just a three-digit number. But this three-digit number encapsulates your current creditworthiness to the financial world. Your credit score can determine whether or […]
6 Steps to Building a Solid Credit Score
There is no doubt that building your credit score takes time and effort, but there are some steps that can be taken to make it easier. Here are six steps you can take that will help you build a solid credit history. Review your credit file Although you may believe you have no credit, all […]
5 Tax Return Mistakes That Can Get you Audited
The IRS currently does not have an official motto. A fitting motto might be “The IRS – we have what it takes to take all you have!” And this isn’t just cynical hyperbole. In 2017, the IRS audited more than 771,000 tax returns of individual Americans and businesses. Those audits resulted in over $17.3 billion […]
How Much Does a Home Warranty Cost?
Home warranty cost depends on several factors, including your home’s location, which plan you choose, and the plan’s service fee. Some companies let you customize your premium and service fees based on an estimated number of claims. To get the best possible plan for the best possible price, shop around and obtain home warranty quotes […]
3 Retirement Account Mistakes You Should Avoid at All Cost
A lot of Americans own retirement accounts, but too many are not optimizing the growth potential of those accounts. About 58% of Americans between the ages of 56 and 64 own at least one kind of retirement account. Over 77% of Americans are saving money for retirement via their employer-sponsored retirement accounts. However, many Americans […]
6 Ways You Can Pay Less in Taxes This Year
No one can escape from paying taxes. But you may be able to get away with paying less. In 2018, over $1.5 trillion in taxes were collected via individual tax returns. Would you like to pay a little less? Here are six ways to pay less in taxes. Contribute to a 401(k) or IRA The […]










