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I’ve Been Offered the Opportunity to Skip Two Mortgage Payments

So I received an unmarked piece of mail the other day, and whenever that happens, I know it’s going to contain some kind of nonsense. Upon opening the letter, which I could have easily just thrown away, I discovered that it was a mortgage solicitation. Fun! More specifically, it was a refinance offer from a [&hellip

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First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit May Be Extended To All Homebuyers And Increased to $15,000 Through New Bill

The last few months have seen an increase in home sales to first time homebuyers, as well as a slight improvement in the real estate market as a whole.  A lot of people feel that this is largely due to the first time homebuyer tax credit that the Obama administration passed earlier this year. The […]

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Dividend Cuts and Suspensions: Who’s Paring Back?

The COVID-caused flood of dividend cuts and suspensions has slowed to a trickle, but some notable names have still slashed payouts of late.

What Are the Different Types of Taxes?

Whether you’re a newbie in the workforce or a seasoned retiree looking to do some estate planning, taxes can be complicated. With terms like “tax brackets” and “deductions,” or the differences between income vs. payroll taxes and short-term vs. long-term capital gains, you’re joining hundreds of millions of Americans who have had to figure out […]

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Best Way to Get a New Phone: Money-Saving Advice

There comes a time when you need to break up with the love of your life. Sure, your current cell phone has been a trustworthy and constant companion, but now you want to play the field. First, do you want the latest and greatest new cell phone on the market or one that’s been tested […]

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Retirees, Your Finances Need an Annual Checkup

An annual review should include going over your budget, taking a look at your investment portfolio and making sure you have the right beneficiaries listed on life insurance.

Millennials Aren’t Buying New Cars Like They Used To

Young Americans have eased up on buying new cars since the end of 2012, according to a report from auto sales information site Edmunds.com. Through August this year, consumers ages 18 through 34 have made up 11.4% of new vehicle purchases, down from 12.6% in 2012. In 2011, that age group bought 10.8% of new… Read More

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Washington, D.C. Estate Tax

Washington, D.C. does levy an estate tax on the estates of certain people after they have died. Specifically, the D.C. estate tax applies to any estate worth more than $4 million starting in 2021. In 2020, the threshold was $5.7642 … Continue reading →

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Can You Refinance a Car?

If investing 15 minutes would save you $50 a month for the next three years, would you do it? That seems like a no-brainer, but you’d be surprised how many people are passing up a similar deal. That would be a total savings of $1,800 or, put another way, that 15 minutes would be an opportunity… Read More

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Your Paycheck Will Go Farther in These States Without Income Tax

Is living in a state because it has no state income tax worth it?

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