2006 Money Management Advice

Start Off the Year Right: Review Your Asset Allocation: Almost all of the battle is how your assets are allocated.
How the Gift Tax Affects Large Gifts: The holiday season is upon us - make sure you understand the tax implications of a large gift.
Business Gift-Giving: What's Deductible and What's Not?: With the holidays around the corner, now is the time to check out what gifts are deductible and what gifts are not.
Stay Out of Debt This Holiday Season: Following these simple how-tos can help you avoid holiday debt.
SEPs Help Business Owners Boost Retirement Savings: A Simplified Employee Pension plan may help the self-employed get set for retirement.
Seven Facts You Need to Know About Keogh Plans: Self-employed individuals need not be on their own when it comes to retirement anymore.
Don't Overlook the Four Key Benefits of Roth IRAs: A Roth IRA may be the right retirement plan for you.
How Much Do You Know About U.S. Savings Bonds?: How much it's worth today? How it works? Here's all you need to know.
Gain Control of Your Finances in Five Easy Steps: Following these five easy steps will get you starting off the new year with a firm grasp on your money.
Investment 101: Teaching Teens to Invest: It's not too early to give your kids a good start for the future.
Year-End Tax Tips for Small Business Owners: Follow these six steps to set yourself up for a happy new year.
Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act: The Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005 includes some important changes. Here's everything you need to know.
Does Your Business Need a Document Management System?: If it takes a considerable amount of time for you to find what you're looking for, the answer is probably yes.
Protect Your Finances: How to Avoid Investment Scams: Don't let yourself be a victim of any of the many investment scams out there today. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
How to Benefit from Flexible Spending Accounts: Flexible spending accounts no longer operate on a strict "use-it-or-lose-it" basis.
Save Fuel and Taxes with Hybrid Vehicles: If the rapidly increasing gas prices have your stress level rising, a hybrid vehicle may be for you. The cars also could help the environment and your taxes.
Select the Right Investments for the Right Goals: What you get out of your investments may very well depend on what you want to get out of them - think about your goals before you pick investments.
Understanding Estate Taxes and How They Can Affect You: Your estate is invaluable to your heirs. Make sure everything is in order.
Estate Planning Terms You Need to Know: Estate planning can be complicated. Don't get bogged down in these terms.
Back to School Basics: If you have a child heading off to college, see what that could mean for your taxes.
Vacation Homes Come with Tax Benefits: How can you make the most of your vacation home?
Disaster Preparation Can Save Your Business: Planning for the worst may be the best thing for your business.
How to Create an Ethical Culture in Any Size Business: Everyday, situations arise. Make sure you and your employees are on the same page to respond ethically and protect your business's good name.
Five Advantages to Incorporating Your Business: Should you incorporate your small business? Weigh these factors to make your decision.
Every Family Business Needs a Succession Plan: Don't allow your family business to become one of the two-thirds of family businesses that don't survive the transition to the second generation.
Hiring Your Children is Good Business: If the summer boredom is kicking in, putting the kids to work can help everyone involved.
Life's Financial Emergencies: Six Ways to Prepare: Are you ready for whatever life throws your way?
Tax Planning for Newlyweds: Marriage changes everything - even taxes.
Financial Tips for New Graduates: Graduating from college is the start of your life - get off to a good start financially.
Hiring a Summer Household Helper?: Now's the perfect time to brush up on what that means in regards to employment taxes.
How to Make Your Retirement Nest Egg Last: With life expectancies increasing, it's even more important to keep a close eye on the money that will be available to you come retirement.
Key 2006 Tax Breaks Make Saving for Retirement Sweeter: Don't miss any of these opportunities to boost your retirement savings.
Reverse Mortgages: Here are some of the pros and cons of cashing in.
The Financial Side of Buying Your First Home: It's a big moment - and an even bigger investment. Taking the right steps financially is imperative.
Home Ownership: The Tax Implications of Trading Down: At some point in life, whether it's after the kids have flown the nest or for health or financial reasons, many people look for a smaller home. Believe it or not, there are tax implications in this.
Time is Running Out for Your Medicare Part D Enrollment: Don't be forced to pay a late fee for your Medicare Part D enrollment, seniors.
Have You Overpaid Your Taxes?: If the answer is yes, tweak your W-4 form.
FAQs About Tax Audits: Tax audits are serious, but there's no need to panic. Here's everything you need to be prepared.
Automatic Tax-Filing Extension is Good News for Procrastinators: New IRS rules make it easier to get a six-month extension to file your taxes.
Deductible Investment-Related Expenses: A good portion of your investments may be deductible.

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