Archive for Savings
I am always a bit curious when I read a cover story headline like the one on Kiplinger Magazine this month. It says 18 Ways To Earn 5% or More On Your Money. A lot of readers will make an assumption that goes along with that headline that they are talking about low-risk investments or no-risk savings products. After all, it doesn’t take a degree in advanced personal finance to know that there... Read more→
Whether you waited until the last minute or filed months ago, there is one last 2009 tax tips and tricks that you need to follow. Print out a copy of your tax return from your TurboTax software or print out your taxes from your TaxCut software, or whatever other tax software program you used to file your Federal Income Taxes. Many people have the misconception that the TurboTax file saved on their... Read more→
The recession might be ending soon, depending upon which economists and other financial forecasters you believe. But, that doesn’t mean that people aren’t still looking to save money. In fact, if one good thing comes out of this recession it will be that people have been reminded that money isn’t free, credit isn’t always easy to get, and saving for emergencies... Read more→
If you have money in a 529 plan to save for college, good for you. 529 plans represent one of the best vehicles for educational savings, and with the cost of tuition skyrocketing faster than anyone can keep up with, they also represent the middle class’ only hope of paying for even 1/2 of a college education in the future. When 529 plans were created, lawmakers attempted to correct some... Read more→
