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5 Ways Of Managing Finances For Beginners
By Laura Ginn · 12 years ago
Your first few paycheques may mean the world to you, but what is more important than simply counting your money is to manage its use effectively, particularly if you have been comfortably living so far ...
How To Properly Use A Money Transmitter
By Deanna Young · 12 years ago
When you need to get cash to a distant friend or family member there are a number of options. Using a money transmitter is the easiest way to transfer money even though there are several ...
How Money Laundering Is Being Stopped By AML Compliance
By Elizabeth Wilkerson · 12 years ago
Money laundering is a serious offense. Just how law enforcement is better able to combat money laundering is through the assistance of banks and financial institutions. Keeping track of certain monetary transactions is the responsibility ...
Credit Card for Students
By Farazila Abu · 12 years ago
For most university students, credit cards aren’t high on their priority list for things to take care of – after all, students with loans can pay for things with direct debit from their bank accounts, ...
Where to Borrow Cash Fast?
By Alicia Sanders · 12 years ago
Where do you usually borrow money? It is no wonder that a lot of people prefer turning to their friends and relatives in times of financial emergencies. It is great if they can give you ...
What are Allowable Vehicle Mileage Tax Deductions for 2012, 2013?
By Angela Wells · 12 years ago
More and more people have to travel for their jobs and many people do not realize that it is possible to deduct their travel expenses when they go to file their taxes.
You may ask; ...
What is the Difference Between a Credit Union and a Bank?
By Diane Lorenzo · 12 years ago
Banks and credit unions seem very similar to most people. They both offer deposit accounts and various types of credit. They have many of the same services, telephone banking, online banking and ATMs; but there ...
Do I Need Renters Insurance?
By Ilidio Cardoso · 12 years ago
Though it is n’t required by law, renter’s insurance policy is important because it protects your properties—furniture, clothes, gadgets—in case of disasters or theft. It also covers temporary housing and liability protection or damages due ...
How To Trade Better – 4 Step Model
By Allan Nave · 12 years ago
No matter what instruments you are trading, it could be stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies or derivatives; everyone wants to better themselves when it comes to trading. So how can you trade better and improve your ...
I Was A Fiscal Cliff Weakling
By Horace Reichart · 12 years ago
"Give that Man Some Fiscal Cliff!"
I worry sometimes. Sometimes a lot. I’ve been living in and outside the States for some years and one time as I was leaving, back in 2010, I knew ...
How to Get A No Credit Check Auto Loan
By Kevin Schmiterson · 12 years ago
There are times in the lives of some people when their credit is compromised and is not as perfect as it should be. This can be due to past issues, late payments, repossession of a ...
Reasons to short sale your home
By Ilidio Cardoso · 13 years ago
Due to our unstable economy, individuals who were able to religiously pay their loans before in the past are unable to do so now. If we cannot pay our loans, then foreclosure is just around ...
What are the benefits of Vehicle Leasing?
By Ian Sheldon · 12 years ago
In today's world, driving a luxury car is now even more affordable thanks to the different finance and leasing options available to us. In the United States around one quarter of the cars on the ...
A Guide To Contractor Payment Structures
By Harvey Mcewan · 13 years ago
Contractors are left with only a few options when it comes to deciding their means of payment structure, most commonly known as payroll. When being paid its vital that tax on any earnings is calculated ...
Should I Consult Financial Services for Purchasing or Refinancing a Home?
By Alberto Kreider · 12 years ago
A mortgage loan is a loan secured by a real property through the use of a mortgage note. Mortgage notes are proven through the granting of mortgages, which secure the loan. Normally, the word mortgage ...
Earn 750000 tax-free! - A capital gains exemption allowed by CRA
By Den Gord · 12 years ago
If you sell shares of SMALL CANADIAN CORPORATION, you may be able to take advantage of 750,000 capital gains exemption!
Section 110.6 of the Income Tax Act (ITA) allows 750,000 tax-free capital gains to individuals. ...
Things To Look For When Dealing With a Financial Adviser
By Mary Ree · 12 years ago
Financial Planners play a important role in helping their clientele preserve, invest, and consequently grow their capital. Typically they can help plan and achieve specific financial targets like saving for a business or purchasing a ...
Sandy Insurance settlements
By Ben Smith · 13 years ago
While the cleanup efforts are still underway in New Jersey following the devastating
damage left by Hurricane Sandy, New Jersey public adjusters, Atlantic Coast Public
Adjusters, are ready to help home and business owners collect ...
Ibonds: A great gift to children and grandchildren
By Russell Francis · 13 years ago
Series I savings bonds (Ibonds) are an ideal gift for children and grandchildren as well as investors looking to add inflation protection to their portfolios.
Ibonds are a type of savings bond (like Series EE ...
Tick, Tick, Tick – US Now Collaborating with 50+ Countries to Retrieve Financial Data on US Expats
By Horace Reichart · 13 years ago
The United States Treasury Department is now actively working with more than 50 nations to share Americans’ personal financial data that will reveal who is tax compliant, including American expats living overseas. The effort is ...