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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.

5 Ways To Meet Your Short-Term Emergency Money Needs

Posted on January 21, 2015

Emergencies don't wait until you have plenty of money in the bank to occur. They always seem to hit when you are down to your last dollar, and it can be pretty stressful when they happen. If you have an unexpected emergency and need a short-term solution to your problem, consider these five solutions.  Ask your bank for an overdraft loan Many banks offer customers the chance to set up an overdraft line of credit, or overdraft loan, to cover unexpected expenses that might otherwise make your bank account become overdrawn. [Read More]

3 Tax Time Tips For First-Year Freelancers

Posted on January 8, 2015

Your first tax season as a self-employed freelancer can come as a shock, especially if you've grown used to simply handing your W-2s over to a tax preparation service. Don't worry, though – you can do this. If you've managed to make money as a self-employed worker, you've already proven that you can accomplish what many people can't – this is just one more thing you'll learn how to handle. If you get stuck, visiting a professional accountant is always a good idea. [Read More]