Many taxpayers find that, when they reach the end of the year, they still have an income that is higher than they would like. If it’s past December 31, though, reducing that income through deductions is difficult. You’re usually stuck … Continue Reading

There are risk takers in the world, and there are those who play it safe. The extreme risk takers – the ones jumping off the cliffs into the ocean during summer vacation and the ones throwing thousands of dollars into … Continue Reading

Most people – even financially savvy ones – have a hard time determining the details of their financial plan. Which stocks or mutual funds are right for their portfolio? How much cash should they have? How much do they need … Continue Reading

What goes up, must come down, right? Well in this case, we’re seeing that down interest rates must come up. After enjoying a few years of historically low interest rates, we’re seeing a slight increase in the cost to borrow … Continue Reading

For the budget-conscious and indebted, whether or not to travel can be a difficult decision. On the one hand, travel is not necessary and money spent on travel may be put to better use elsewhere. On the other hand, travel … Continue Reading

April 15 – “Tax Time” – is rapidly approaching, and there are a few things you can do to help yourself this year: 1. Invest in an IRA – You have until April 15 to max out your IRA investment … Continue Reading

As consumers, it’s in our nature to compare prices. If you’re the grocery shopper of the household, you probably know where to go for the best deals on eggs, milk and bread. If you’re in the market for a new … Continue Reading