Want To Lower Your Taxes? How Getting A Mortgage Can Help

Posted on 23 March 2016

Are you looking for ways to help plan a secure future and lower your taxes? Believe it or not, a mortgage loan might help you do just that. There are basically two ways a mortgage can make a big difference on your taxes: as a home investment and as an investment in a rental. Here's a quick guide to how each method can make the most out of a mortgage to keep your taxes low and your future bright. [Read More]

3 Mistakes To Avoid With Your Retirement Planning

Posted on 22 March 2016

Many people never think about retirement until they are about ready to do so. They go to work day in and day out doing what they are supposed to, yet, they never plan ahead for the day when they aren't going to be working any longer. Regardless of how old you might be right now, you should be thinking about your retirement. To make sure you have what you need for the day you do retire, here are three mistakes you want to avoid. [Read More]

3 Tips To Remember When Applying For A Payday Loan

Posted on 21 March 2016

When you are facing emergency financial situations, finding relief can sometimes be difficult. Fortunately, even if you have less than stellar credit, you could possibly still get a paycheck advance to help you over the hump. If you are considering a paycheck advance, here is what you need to know before applying for one. Be Smart About the Loan Amount When reviewing your paycheck advance application, the lender evaluates your earnings to determine how much you are available to borrow. [Read More]

A Few Advantages Of Having A Commercial Banking Account For Your Small Business

Posted on 21 March 2016

When you own a small business, you can choose between having a retail banking account (also known as a personal account), or a commercial account. When you first start the business, or before it grows much, using a retail account is probably the way to go. Business accounts may require a larger daily balance to avoid fees, and the fees that are associated with it are often larger than those of a personal account. [Read More]

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After living paycheck to paycheck for years, I finally started to think about ways to get out of that terrible situation. I didn't want to deal with the heartache of financial distress any longer, so I started evaluating my lifestyle. I decided that it might be better to start paying closer attention to my food budget and only buying clothes when I actually needed them. It was a pretty big shift for me, but eventually I was able to get things under control. This blog is all about understanding your finances and making positive changes that will change your life for the better.

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