Credit Sesame Overview
Is signing up for Credit Sesame worth your time and effort? In a word: Probably.
read moreIs signing up for Credit Sesame worth your time and effort? In a word: Probably.
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read moreEvents outside of our control may slash the value of our house and make living in it aggravating for us. What do you think we should do?
read moreUse credit cards to help pay off your student loans. Sound crazy? That’s what I thought.
read moreGuess which state’s residents have the highest and lowest average credit scores? Hint: Beer—good, Elvis—bad.
read moreYou’ve probably heard of so-called “payday loans.” But do you really know how they work and why they’re a financial death trap?
read moreHave you noticed that savings seem to accumulate at a glacial pace but tend to vaporize in a gut-wrenching poof?
read moreIf you’d rather chat with someone you just met about religion, politics, or your love life than your credit card debt, then maybe you’ve got too much debt?
read moreIs the explosion in student loan debt suppressing economic growth by squeezing out post-education consumption?
read moreThe tax return procrastinator’s best friend: IRS Form 4868, “Application for Automatic Extension of Time to File U.S. Individual Income Tax Return.”
read moreWe just paid CDN$1,900 to have our several tax returns done. Was that foolish?
read moreI share my latest picks for three pieces of online content with the power to help you make better money choices (the Diamonds), and one that’ll mess you up (the Dog).
read moreWhen a financial adviser is advising, whose interests are foremost in the adviser’s mind?
read moreAre actively managed mutual funds worth the extra cost compared to ultra low-fee index funds?
read moreGenerally the IRS considers forgiven debt to be taxable income. But don’t panic. Broad exclusions apply to cancelled or forgiven mortgage debt.
read moreDo you think you need more than $250,000 to retire comfortably? Many of your neighbors and colleagues don’t. And most have saved less than $25,000 for retirement.
read moreBefore you file your 2012 income tax return, be sure you’ve claimed these five tax credits if you’re eligible. Combined they could slash your tax bill by many thousands of dollars.
read moreA flaw in H&R Block’s tax preparation software means slower IRS processing of hundreds of thousands of tax returns. Affected refunds could be delayed six weeks!
read moreIn 2009 we moved 2,000 miles and across an international border. We held down the cost by slashing our stuff and renting a truck.
read moreFor any aspiring sales people out there, here’s an example of a supreme expert in action. This guy is good. Sort of despicable, but good.
read moreA crook may already have filed your tax return and collected a refund in your place. That crime is behind an explosion in ID theft complaints to the FTC.
read moreThe Social Security Administration is trying to save trees and postage. Effective March 01, paper benefit checks are no more.
read moreFactoring capital gain tax rates into your investment strategy may feel like a pain in the posterior because the rates seem to change often, but ignoring tax effects can cost you dearly.
read moreSponges for money the rest of the year, tax time is your chance to cash in on your costly little texting and fashion-crazy dependents.