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5 Summer Car Rental Savings Tips
Are you planning a trip this summer? If so, will you be taking your own car or will you be looking to rent one?
5 House Hunting Deal Breakers
Unless your desired home is brand, sparkling new, it may have certain issues that need to be settled before you can close on the deal. Some issues are easy to
Celebrate Summer With These Snazzy Hosting Tips
From Memorial Day to Independence Day and then on to Labor Day, summer gives us what seems like boundless opportunities to spend time outdoors. Likely, you will be having your share of get togethers, as the guest at some events while hosting others.
How to Vanquish the Credit Card Debt Monster
Too many consumers are consumed by debt, usually credit card balances that never seem to go away.
Does Your Garage Door Offer Easy Access to Your Home?
Automatic garage doors are a convenience enjoyed by millions of homeowners. Simply hit a transmitter button in your vehicle and the garage door lifts up, enabling you to slip carefully inside.
All in Balance: Prioritizing Your Workplace Responsibilities
So many priorities, so little time. At least it can seem that way when you set out to begin your day at work. Prioritizing is of extreme importance as some tasks require your immediate attention while others can be put off for the day.
Small Business Records and How to Get Organized
Behind the scenes your business records should be kept in order and accessible. When your records are organized you can access that information quickly and efficiently. Here is how you
Summer Fun and Road Trip Planning
After all, there is food to bring, stuff to pack and a car to get ready. Let’s take a look at the important preparation steps to take before you leave
How to Claim the Business Use of Your Personal Car
Your boss has you using your personal vehicle to meet with clients, an occasional requirement that has you wondering how you will recoup your costs. If you are fortunate, your company pays your expenses, but if you work for a small company, you may have to eat those costs yourself.
Read This if Your Bank Statement Makes You Cringe
The 2012 Bankrate Financial Security Index found that 49 percent of Americans have less than three months of total expenses put away in case of emergency.1 Further, 28 percent of
How to Obtain New Tire Discounts
New tires can cost your more than $150 each with a set of four tires setting you back by at least $500. Add in labor, an extended warranty and possibly a payment plan and your transaction can easily top $700 if you are not careful.
The Impact of Personal Bankruptcy on Your Credit
Your credit score will be affected if you file for personal bankruptcy, one of the repercussions of discharging at least some of your debt.
Money Saving Tips for College
Getting a college education is one of the most important investments you can make, but that doesn’t mean that you should take out loans to spend on whatever you want. The less debt you have at the end of your academic career, the better for your financial future.
Best Jobs Suited for the Internet
As the Internet continues to grow and expand, opportunities for work are growing with it. This makes “working from home” possible for more people, an option that is being embraced
How Helping Youngsters to Gain Financial Skills Will Help the Financial Economy
So what can be done to change this? With financial education due to become part of the national curriculum in 2014, it appears that the importance of teaching youngsters financial
