Money Management
Fractional Vacation Home Ownership: What is It?
You’ve heard of timeshares, a form of shared property ownership that entitles stakeholders to use a home for a particular week during the year. Timeshares exploded in popularity during the 1970s as Americans sought to enjoy stays at more exotic locations.
10 Money-Saving Tips for Senior Citizens
Several years of economic austerity have taken its toll on America’s seniors. These are individuals that typically live on a fixed income and must keep their costs under control.
How to Trim Your Monthly Bills
With a new year may come with it a realization that you do not have the money to balance your budget. You have enough money coming in, but your outgo is simply too large.
Tax Tips for the Year Ahead
Tax season means looking back, specifically at the calendar year just ended. That makes sense as you have only until April 15 to get your taxes in order, prepared and sent off to the IRS and to your state’s taxing authority.
Federal Income Taxes and Your Payment Options
It is a given that you’ll have enough money on hand to pay your income taxes, right? Try telling that to struggling freelancers and small business operators who find themselves pinched when quarterly taxes are due or when the year-end taxes are filed.
Obamacare Could Become Your Best Advocate
Effective January of the year 2014, the United States of America will change like we never knew it. We all have heard about what’s coming. Every citizen will be required to have health insurance.
Keeping Your Auto Insurance Costs Low
It’s not a surprise that people want to pay as little as possible for adequate auto insurance. They want to comply with the law without paying a monthly insurance rate that takes up a lot of the household budget.
7 Financial Tips for Young Adults
Young people are facing a world where uncertainty is the only certainty that they have. Long gone are the days of company loyal and with it the pension plans, benefits and increased upward mobility.
Planning the Nest Egg for Retirement
If you ask 5 different people to describe retirement to you, you can be guaranteed of 5 different answers. The simple truth is that for various reasons retirement can either be a marvellous never-ending holiday or it can be a tough, stressful day-to-day battle – or somewhere in between.
Seasonal Employment and How to Find It
No matter the time of year, companies are always looking for temporary help to supplement their staffs and to serve their customers. During the holiday season that demand tends to increase, especially in the retail sector.
Prevent Financial Troubles – Make Financial Planning a Priority
Tweet Few people go through life without running into a money problem or two; it’s to be expected. Financial troubles are made worse by neglecting to have a plan in
Renters Insurance: Surprisingly Affordable
If you are a tenant, you are not protected from loss if items are stolen from your apartment or your home is damaged. You need separate renters insurance, a policy between your insurance company and yourself.
Current Accounts – 5 Tips To Be Financially Savvy!
Finding a Current Account that suits you can be a challenge. We all have different spending habits and needs so individually there is a choice to make that will bring either benefits or problems.
How To Start Saving For Your Child’s College Fund
It is said there are two things that one cannot start saving for early enough; retirement and a college education.
Better to Build Savings or Pay off Debt
Have you ever cut a pie into equal pieces with your hands bound together? The idea is absurd when everyone knows one hand is needed to steady the pan while the other makes the cuts.
