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The Seven Financial Fears That Might Be Keeping You Poor

September 14, 2015

It’s not just a fear of failure that’s stopping you in your tracks. Everyday money worries might be hindering your ability to achieve financial success. For the top seven fears along with tips for overcoming them, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE

How To Avoid Frugality That Turns Costly

September 7, 2015

There are circumstances where frugality can end up hurting you financially. For ten examples where thrifty ambitions can actually end up backfiring and costing you lots of money, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE

4 Financial Mistakes Even Smart People Make

August 31, 2015

It’s not always easy to apply financial information to your unique situation. Even the best and brightest can’t possibly know everything. Here are four common "smart people" money mistakes that you can correct or completely avoid, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE

How to Survive Your First IRS Audit

August 10, 2015

Since most taxpayers are intimidated by the IRS and don’t want to deal with it, this is where the tax preparer earns his stripes, by swooping in to save the day. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Is A 401k Loan Ever A Good Idea?

July 20, 2015

If you need to borrow money to improve a long-term financial situation, and the cost is better than any alternative loan options, a 401k loan may be a option to consider. But before you decide, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR A FEW THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

3 Common Tax Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make

May 4, 2015

Avoiding these common tax pitfalls can help entrepreneurs save a lot of time, money and IRS hassles. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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