Is taking money from your 401(k) plan a good idea? Generally speaking, the common advice for raiding your 401(k) is to only take this step if you absolutely have to. After all, your retirement funds are meant to grow and flourish until you reach retirement age and actually need them. If you take money from […]
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There are lots of expenses associated with the start-up and day-to-day operations of a business. Fortunately, many of these expenses are deductible, lowering the ownerâs income tax and self-employment tax. Here are five deductions that can benefit small-business owners and self-employed taxpayers.
5 Tax Deductions for Self-Employed Freelancers & Small Business Owners is a post from Money Crashers.
Not all students can cover the cost of their college education with the grants or scholarships in their financial aid packages. Some begin their college careers by taking out student loans, while others look for part-time jobs and work-study positions. … Continue reading →
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Home construction starts rose for a fourth-straight month in December to the best pace since late 2006 as builders responded to the robust demand for single-family housing.
Mortgage interest rate and mortgage APR (annual percentage rate) while related, are not the same. Youâll see both listed for mortgages. For example, you may see a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage with an interest rate of 4.250% and an APR of 4.385%. The interest rate is the interest you pay on your home loan. The APR… Read More
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The process of finding and buying a home can be complicated and stressful, but you don’t have to go it alone. A real estate agent can help you to find the right house; a mortgage broker can help you get the best deal. Everyone understands what the former does and why they need them, but many first-time buyers often […]
Working with Mortgage Brokers: Tips and Advice is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
“Success can get you to the top of a beautiful cliff, but then propel you right over the edge of it.” As a Mustachian, thereâs a good chance that you are a bit of an overachiever. Maybe you fought hard to get exceptional grades in school, or perhaps you have always dominated in your career […]
Every year, people’s lives change in ways that affect their taxes. They may start a higher education program or have a child, and others take on elderly parents as dependents. These situations can change their eligibility for tax credits. In … Continue reading →
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The VA cash-out refinance program enables veterans and active-duty service members to tap into their homeâs equity and, depending on current refinance interest rates, lower their interest rate at the […]