Planning for retirement is often a nose-cringing thought; however, it is very important. In order to properly plan for retirement, it is critical to spend less and save more. Gen X, Gen Y and Boomers all need to think carefully...
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Cut Gas Costs: Tips for Saving Money on Fuel
Driving a car can be pricey. You need to pay for maintenance, auto insurance premiums and fuel to keep the vehicle running. Saving money on fuel is one of the easiest ways to cut the costs of car ownership, and...
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Home Renovations Checklist To Successfully Complete Your Project
Perhaps one of the hardest parts to homeownership is completing the dreaded renovation project. If you don’t stay on top of home renovations, they can quickly escalate out of control with contractors offering inferior work, running out of materials and...
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Estate Planning: Should You do it on Your Own? Or Should You Hire an Expert?
It’s normal to want to take care of your loved ones, especially after you’re gone. To achieve that desire, there are a few options available to make sure that your wishes are honored. But, do you do it on your...
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Get a Head Start on Tax Season by Preparing Early
A new year is here, and with it comes another tax season. Many people prefer to wait until the last minute to file in order to put off the aggravation, but it shouldn’t be that way. Even though W-2s and...
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Estate Planning Makes Sure Your Assets Get Into the Hands of Your Heirs
Who can inherit assets from your estate is a fairly straightforward process, provided there’s a will, and a well-written one at that. Take the time to create a document that clearly states who gets what protects your wishes along with...
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Tax Season is Just Around the Corner — Do You Have Your Documents Ready?
The beginning of a new year is almost here, and with it brings the tax season. No one likes the idea of having to do taxes, but it’s a fact of life, and one that has to be gotten through....
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Estate Planning First Steps: How Much Is Your Estate Worth?
When you hear the words estate planning what comes to mind? The word estate is generally associated with real estate. However estate planning is a very important part of life that has to do with where your assets will go...
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The 2014 Tax Season Has a Delayed Start
The government shutdown in October 2013 is still causing problems, and one of them is that the 2014 tax season is going to start later than usual. Every year, the IRS takes time to run diagnostics and checks in order...
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