Posts From Matthew C. Keegan
How to Get Out of a Car Lease
Tweet Suddenly, your transportation needs will change and your once beloved coupe will need to be replaced with something more practical such as a minivan or a crossover SUV. But,
Medicare Part B and Durable Medical Equipment
Tweet This program has been around since 1965 and is divided into four parts: A, B, C and D. Medicare Part B is purchasable insurance not covered by Part A,
Teen Money Matters That Matter
Tweet Teenagers that do not know how to manage their money will grow up to become adults with money problems, perhaps passing on bad habits to their own children. Getting
5 Tax Tips for Small Business Operators
Tweet Uncertainty is also playing in as tax rates rise and your profit line shrinks. Still, if you are a small business and keep your personal records separate, you can
You Can Start a New Family Tradition
Tweet If you want to build memory making moments that can be passed down to your children and grandchildren, you can start a new family tradition that is sure to
Credit Management Problems and Solutions
Tweet Good credit management means that you are controlling your finances, by limiting your debt and through making your payments on time. The importance of credit management cannot be emphasized
How to Get Ready for a Winter Vacation
Tweet Winter vacations have been coming on strong in recent years as people want to enjoy more time away from the routines of life, with trips to the ski slopes
7 Job Interview Tips for Prospective Employees
Tweet A slowly recovering economy, tax headwinds and a mixed national mood continue to affect the job market, but for the savvy prospect there are opportunities awaiting them. The following
Year-End Tax Tips and Strategies
Tweet New taxes are likely to show up over the next few years as America wrestles with its deep debt and as the impact of national healthcare kicks in. To
The Advantages of Savings Accounts for Kids
Tweet Such accounts can be opened through your bank or credit union and provide a source for saving toward important goals including college and marriage. Interest rates on savings are
How to Organize a Last Minute Christmas Party
Tweet That event may be something you discussed with your neighbors around Labor Day, but no one has taken the initiative since then to make this happen. Christmas Gathering If
Mortgage Rates Rise Slightly Above Record Lows
Tweet If you are in the market for a new home, historically low interest rates beckon. Those rates, however, have risen slightly in the past week although there is no
6 Important Tax Tips for 2012
Tweet Enjoy your Christmas and New Year’s holidays, but set aside some time now to get your tax planning in order right now. 1. Charitable donations. If you itemize your
Tax Software: Should You Do It Yourself?
Tweet With the former choice, you can ensure that the person that does your taxes knows what he or she is doing. With the latter, you risk making important mistakes,
5 Christmas Shopping Thrift Tips
Tweet Persistently high unemployment, job angst and uncertainty about tax increases has consumers looking for ways to stretch their hard-earned dollars. “Thrift” is the operative word for savings, with the
