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Becoming A Responsible Homeowner

Do you remember the day that you first walked through your home? As you discovered one room after another, you probably started mentally planning out your furniture arrangement. Unfortunately, most people have a tendency to get in over their heads financially when they buy their first place. After you move in, you might be more worried about making your formal living room incredible than you are about saving up for that damaged furnace. However, over time, you will learn how to be a responsible homeowner, especially if you heed advice from others. Read through my website and learn more about home ownership, so that you can confidently address future issues.

4 Ways to Save Money on Your Taxes Before the Year Wraps Up

Posted on December 20, 2017

If you know that you are going to be facing a tax bill when you sit down to do your taxes next year, there are a few proactive steps you can take right now that will help you lower your tax bill. You need to act fast though so you can lower your tax bill before the end of the year. #1 Make an Extra Payment on Your House If you have a mortgage, one way you can save money on your taxes is by putting more money into your home. [Read More]

Going On A Vacation You Can't Afford? Invest In Gold To Fund It

Posted on October 26, 2017

Vacations are a great way for a family to unwind after a difficult year or before sending the kids back to school. Unfortunately, they can also be an expensive burden for many people. Learning how to read the gold market can help you buy and sell gold and fund your family vacation. Vacations Can Be Costly When a family decides to go on a vacation during the summer, they are going to be investing a lot of money. [Read More]

Three Things You Need To Know About Federal Bail Bonds

Posted on September 13, 2017

While bail bonds for federal cases are generally handled the same way as bonds for state cases, there are some key differences between the two. Here are three things you must know about federal bail bonds to ensure you are properly prepared to post bail for yourself or your loved one. Funds Must Be Verified If the case involves drug trafficking, embezzlement, monetary theft, or any crime where the defendant acquired cash (or had the potential to), the federal judge will typically order a Nebbia hold. [Read More]

How To Apply The Many C's Of Credit To Get A Personal Loan

Posted on December 18, 2015

If you are considering applying for a personal loan, then you have likely heard that approval of a loan depends on the three Cs of credit. Unfortunately, depending on who you ask, these three Cs can stand for different things. Forbes.com claims the three c's are Credit, Cash Flow, and Collateral, while cnbc.com claims that they are Credit, Capacity, and Collateral, and practicalmoneyskills.com claims they are Character, Capital, and Capacity. With all of the Cs floating around, it can be difficult to understand what a personal loan lender is going to look for when they give you a loan. [Read More]