The 10 Worst Tax Cheats of 2022, According to the IRS
When you mess with the IRS, you pay a heavy price — as these folks found out.
When you mess with the IRS, you pay a heavy price — as these folks found out.
A few weeks ago, I received a flyer from a fireworks store that made me shake my head. “Spend $400 in one purchase and earn 40% off for the rest of the season,” it read.
“What a bargain,” I thought as I flung it toward the recycling bin. I mean, does anyone really spend $400 at the fireworks store?
Then I remembered that, yes, many people do. Not only are most of my neighbors fireworks fanatics, but dozens of people I know do it every year, including people in my own family.
It’s inevitable. Sooner or later, you will have to miss work for a family emergency. The question is, what excuse should you…
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The Bel-Air spec mansion built by handbag entrepreneur Bruce Makowsky has finally found a buyer; there’s only one catch: the selling price is a far cry from the initial $250 million ask, the property once called “The Billionaire” now selling for only $94 million.
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Berkshire Bank was founded in 1846 as the Berkshire County Savings Bank and has grown into the largest regional bank headquartered in Massachusetts. The bank’s parent company, Berkshire Hills Bancorp, moved its corporate office to Boston in 2017, where it oversees the operations of 97 full-service branches across Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, Vermont, New Jersey, and […]
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Will today’s Federal Reserve inflation data lead to increased interest rates and a slowdown of economic easing?
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The path toward retirement and financial independence usually involves buying a home and investing for retirement and the future. But, what if you had to choose?
William Cowie posed this question to me recently and asked which path I would take to financial independence if given the option. My answer: I would invest for the future and forgo the house in a New York minute. Let’s look at why I think that makes sense.
Throughout history, housing prices have appreciated over time. Because of this, both real estate investors and homeowners have built wealth with ease by building equity in their homes and properties.
You can find customer service positions in almost any field, and these companies post part-time customer service jobs often.