Posted by Richard on January 7, 2021
January can be misunderstood when it comes to taxes: You can do a lot more than wait for 1099s and W-2s. There’s even time to make adjustments to your 2020 numbers. With a little planning, you can position yourself to be super organized and maybe even snag some late deductions. Consider these tips from TurboTax […]
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With interest rates currently so low, right now could be a good time to buy a home. But if a person has student loans, it is pretty hard to save 20 percent for a down payment. What can a person do? If this is your situation, you are not alone in finding student loan debt […]
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If you took a set-it-and-forget-it approach to your homeowner’s insurance, consider getting reacquainted. In addition to replacement and repairs, you need to think about what you own inside of that dwelling, about liability if someone is injured on your property, and how you’d pay for things like hotels and restaurants if you need to stay […]
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How your data determines the price that companies think you might pay. In a highly connected world, with people routinely digitizing much of their lives, we have become accustomed to the idea of our information as a product. But do consumers know the extent to which their data is commercialized? And should we be comfortable […]
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