In an era where the average wedding tab is over 30k, finding couples who paid for their wedding without using debt is rare. Here’s how one couple did it.
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Properties sold in probate court can be a good deal, as they’re often priced lower than other homes. But there are risks, and probate sales often take longer than traditional real estate transactions.
Retirement means leaving many things behind. Unfortunately, taxes arenât one of them. Taxes in retirement can be complicated. You might be drawing income from multiple sources, including 401(k) distributions, Social Security, interest from a savings account, a pension or even a part-time job. When tax time rolls around, figuring out how much you owe can […]
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You want your next federal income tax refund to arrive as fast and fat as possible, right?
Thereâs a type of retirement plan thatâs in the â401 familyâ that gets little attention. Maybe thatâs because only a relatively small number of employers offer it, even though the number of employees participating in the plan is probably in the millions. Itâs called the 401(a) plan, and while itâs much like the 401(k) plan […]
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Savings bonds are securities issued by the US Treasury Department. When a person purchases a savings bond, they are lending their money to the US government, and in turn, earning interest. Savings bonds are low-risk, low-return investment options that mature over a span of time. Since savings bonds are backed by the âfull faith and
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Are you prepared to weather a financial storm? Start your rainy day fund today.
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Sometimes I hit the jackpot in my quest to find old material about retirement and early retirement. Last week, for instance, I was reading Early Retirement Dude’s history of the financial independence movement when he mentioned a Life magazine photo essay about early retirement from February 1957. Say what?
Within minutes, I was reading the article via Google Books. Within an hour, I had ordered not just that issue of Life but three others with retirement articles. Within days, the magazines were on my doorstep. I’m telling you: We live in the future!
The Housing Market Tracker shows that housing inventory decreased by 6,468 units, a more pronounced decline from the previous week.Â
Cosigners and Mortgage is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.