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For many people, a vehicle is a necessity. We often depend on our vehicles to get us to and from work every day, transport children to events, and even for... - The Importance of Saving for a Down Payment on a House
With the current credit crisis and lenders tightening lending standards, it is becoming more important than ever to save up for a down payment on a new house. If you... - Giving the Gift of Education this Holiday Season
One of the greatest gifts for a child is money to help fund a college education. College is becoming more expensive while also a necessity for many career paths. You... - Save Money on Your Next Grocery Shopping Trip
With a weak economy, record gas prices, and increasing inflation, you're probably finding that your dollar doesn't go as far at the grocery store as it used to. Groceries and... - Budgeting Basics
A budget is at the foundation of any financial plan, but unfortunately, most people don't take the time to create a budget, or have a difficult time following one. While... - Find Out If Itemizing Deductions is Beneficial Now Instead of Waiting Until April
Part of sound financial planning is making sure that you don't pay more taxes than necessary, which means you need to have at least a basic understanding of tax deductions.... - Small Steps Lead to Big Credit Score Improvements
No, there isn't a quick fix to your credit problems, but by understanding how your credit score is determined can help you take steps in improving it. You won't be... - Investing in a Bear Market
Does reading the news and checking your investment account statements make you sick to the stomach? You're not alone. Global markets continue to be extremely volatile and remain down upwards... - Calculating Your Tax-Equivalent Yield
When comparing interest rates on things like savings accounts, CDs, and bonds, it's a pretty simple process - the higher the interest rate, the higher the return. While that is... - It's Official: We're in a Recession
While the announcement yesterday wasn't a surprise, it is good to acknowledge what many people have already known and felt. The National Bureau of Economic Research, or NBER said Monday...
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