By Freddie Taylor Regarding money, don’t be lulled to sleep and into thinking it isn’t important. Money is important, but maybe not why you think. We must not praise the mighty dollar, but recognize its role in our life. The question to ask is, what is money? What is money? Money is a means of [...]
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IDENTITY THEFT: Are You At Risk?
By George Anderson As a victim of identity theft, I can tell you that this is one of the biggest nightmare situations that could ever happen. I truly wish this never happens to anyone of you. However, the reality is it just may. According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), identity theft is the fastest [...]
Cash is King, but Credit is Power!
Cash is King but Credit is Power. We are bombarded with news of Americans with bad credit. However, what if someone does not have credit at all? A lot of young adults do not have a credit history. Not having a credit history does not give you a magical three digit number called your FICO [...]
A Fourth Credit Reporting Agency
Most of us have heard of the three major credit bureau. These main credit reporting agency using information to determine our FICO Score and that database of information is provide to various entity. However, little is known about another reporting agency. The fourth reporting agency is INNOVIS Data Solutions. Our mailbox is filled with a [...]
WHERE ARE YOUR TAX DOLLARS GOING?
By Anita Clinton In the United States, we pay a variety of different types of taxes: sales taxes, real estate taxes, federal and state income taxes, capital gains tax, medicare tax, excise tax, social security tax, estate tax, etc. Most of us pay them, whether we agree with the system or not. While others attempt [...]
THE FEDERAL TAX SYSTEM: LEGAL OR NOT
By Cheron Williams In the break of a failing economy, people are finding it more difficult to comfortably financially support their families. Most people work hard day in and day out, but many times their take home pay does not reflect their efforts due in part to income tax deductions. Therefore, “income tax” is a [...]
HOW HIRING YOUR CHILDREN CAN REDUCE YOUR TAXES
By Jim Cunningham As the owner of a business, you should be aware that you can save family income and payroll taxes by putting junior family members on the payroll. You may be able to turn high-taxed income into tax-free or low-taxed income, achieve social security tax savings (depending on how your business is organized) [...]
How to Invest in Real Estate
By Kellye Fox Tax season is here! For those who base their financial income in real estate investments, this is the time of year when Uncle Sam wants to share in your profits. While every real estate investor is different, some of the tips should apply to you. Please note that this article is informative [...]
Planning for Retirement
by Richard Hammarstrom, Waterford Financial Group The IRA vs. the Personal 401(k) Surprisingly, the 401(k) is not limited only to large corporations. Since 2001, a personal 401(k) has been available to individuals (sole proprietors, LLCs, small corporations) where there are no employees other than a spouse. In almost all categories, the features of the 401(k) [...]
Jim Rogers Books – Review
If you are looking for the collection of Jim Rogers Books, then you have come to the right place. Jim Rogers is the investors, investor and he really knows his stuff. I think this is the reason that he is so well respected and admired by people all over the world. He is truly one [...]
Jim Rogers Book
Jim Rogers Book is amazing and so is he. Jim Rogers is one of my favorite investors of all time. This knowledge and insite is timeless and is not to be missed or ignored by anyone that is trying to get ahead in this world. The takes the time to break down the principles that [...]
Bottom of the Market is Near?
What are your thoughts? Do think we are near the bottom of the market and is now a good time to buy? This guy says that he believes interest rates are still too high to spark buyers. They need an incentive. – What? I cannot be the only one that thought that was out of [...]
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