2010 Money Management Advice
- Top Deductions for Small Businesses
- There are nearly 30 million small businesses in the United States, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration. If you own one of these dynamic companies or are hoping to start one, you are surely aware that running your own show can be...
- Financing Options for Your Small Business
- Where can you turn if you need to borrow money for your small business? It’s often a smart idea to take out a loan to finance an expansion or upgrade, to consolidate debts and lower your borrowing costs, or for any number of other reasons....
- Get Healthy, Save Money!
- You know that there are many good reasons to maintain your good health, but did you know there were some great financial reasons to do so, as well? The Connecticut Society of CPAs explains what you need to know.
- Why You Need a Home Inventory
- Would you be able to list all the contents of your home if you had to? Most people could not, which is why it’s a good idea to put together a written home inventory. The Connecticut Society of CPAs explains why this is a smart step and offers...
- New Credit Card Rules and What They Mean to You
- Did you know that there are new rules governing the fees and penalties that credit card companies can charge you? The provisions in the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure (CARD) Act of 2009 should save consumers at least $10...
- Smart Ways to Spend Your Tax Refunds
- You did it. You pulled together your tax information, got your return prepared. Maybe Uncle Sam has received it, or maybe you filed an extension. You may have already spent your tax refund, or, at the very least, have big plans for it when it...
- When You Need Cash in Retirement
- Last year’s stock market declines took their toll on many Americans, but those in retirement were among the most affected. After saving diligently, most people probably believed they could now safely enjoy their post-career years, but market...
- Do Your Retirement Plans Need Retooling?
- Where does your retirement plan stand? Although this phase in everyone’s life looms in the future, many people fail to set aside the money they will need to fund a healthy and happy retirement. Others who have saved diligently over time may have...
- Dealing with Parents' Financial Problems
- We get our first lessons about saving and spending our money wisely from our parents. That’s why it can be particularly difficult for adult children to recognize the problem when their own parents have financial troubles. But many Americans have...
- Questions to Ask About Life Settlements
- Do you own a life insurance policy that you no longer need? If so, there are a number of options available to you, including surrendering the policy to receive the cash value or letting it lapse. Another option is a life settlement, in which you...
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