About a year ago, I could tell that my finances were starting to hit the skids. It seemed like no matter what I did, I just couldn't figure out how to make things work properly with my money, and I knew that I had to do something. I started talking with a financial counselor, and it was amazing to learn more about finance. He guided me through a few ways to spend less and save more, and I was really happy with the direction that he gave me. Now I can proudly say that I am debt free, and it is a wonderful feeling. Check out this blog for more information on handling tricky finances.
Posted on: 16 January 2017
If you are looking to collect coins simply because you enjoy them or because there is something about a particular set of coins that you love, simply collect whichever coins work for you. But if you would like to collect coins because you are looking for an investment, there are certain coins you may want to collect that you will be the most likely to get a great return on investment for. [Read More]
Posted on: 29 December 2016
Most investors strive to cultivate investments that will result in a gain when sold. However, an investment loss is not necessarily a total and complete loss. Individuals can strategically sell stocks at a loss to offset certain gains otherwise included in taxable income. Effect of a stock sale loss You may have some stock holdings that have declined in value over time. If the stocks are sold by the end of the tax year, you may utilize the loss to offset gains realized on other investment transactions. [Read More]
Posted on: 13 December 2016
Smack dab in the middle of life, you get a call that your loved one has been arrested and is now in jail. Often, coming up with bail money will be the only way to get your loved one out of jail. However, if you are like most, you just won't have the extra funds available to pay for bail to get your loved one out of jail. Thankfully for you and your jailed loved one, there is another option in the form of bail bonds services. [Read More]
Posted on: 8 December 2016
If you are like most prospective homeowners, taking out a mortgage means you walk into the lender's office and wait for them to tell you the terms and conditions of what they have to offer. This is simply because unless you have had plenty of prior experience with buying a home or an experience with mortgages professionally, you probably just don't know a great deal about how it all works. The problem with this is, a lender may not lay everything on the table that is available unless you ask questions, which can mean you leave with a mortgage rate that is not as ideal as you would like. [Read More]