Are you a parent? Give yourself some credit – a child-related tax credit, that is. Here are two that can reduce your 2013 federal income… Read more »
What’s your alternative minimum tax (AMT) preference? Though you might prefer to not think about the AMT, certain income and deductions, known as preference items,… Read more »
The rules for filing 2013 tax returns are straightforward for most people. Marital status, age, and income level are generally the determining factors. Here’s a… Read more »
Fire, flood, tornado. Violent weather can wreak emotional and financial havoc. If your home, vehicle, or other personal property is damaged or destroyed by a… Read more »
There are many worthwhile reasons to lend money to a relative. For example, you may want to help a child or sibling continue their education… Read more »
As you review your filing requirements for 2013, make sure you don’t overlook the so-called “nanny tax.” If you have a household employee, you could… Read more »
Surveys show that employees tend to underestimate the amount of money that their employer is spending on employee benefits. It’s up to you to get… Read more »
Have you decided to include disability insurance as part of your financial plan? If so, the next decision is how to pay the premiums. Here’s… Read more »
Just exactly what is a bank line of credit and who should be using one? A bank line of credit is not a great deal… Read more »
Thieves and con artists thrive during the holidays. All that good cheer, all those weary and distracted shoppers, all that money being spent – it’s… Read more »
