5 Tips to Avoid a Tax Audit of Your Small Business
In the life of a small business owner, few words strike fear into the heart as strongly as “tax audit.” The thought alone can trigger visions of endless paperwork, costly fines, and the potential for disruptive business operations. But with the right knowledge and preparations, the specter of a tax audit doesn’t have to haunt […]
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Using Data to Optimize Your Paid Media Strategy
The Super Bowl will be here before you know it. This televised event is not only the final playoff game to determine the NFL champion but also is of great importance for advertisers to debut their brands to tens of millions of viewers. These media buyers are not only entertaining and trying to catch the […]
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3 Easy Ways Anyone Can Get Out Of Debt Quickly [2023 Update]
Keeping on top of your personal finances is essential if you want to live a long and happy life. Studies show that people in poor monetary situations tend to experience high-stress levels. That could quickly put you in an early grave, so it’s vital that you start making changes immediately. If you’re already in lots […]
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A Guide on How to Manage Your Personal Cash Flows
Personal finance is one of the most challenges that people are facing today. The world has gotten so difficult that many people are living from paycheck to paycheck even in developed countries like the United States. A recent report actually found that most Americans were not in a position to afford a simple $400 emergency. […]
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Benefits of Buying a New Car on Finance
It’s fair to say that except for a new house, a new car is likely to be one of the most expensive purchases you will ever make in your life. Not only that, as well as the initial cost of buying a car, there is also running costs like fuel, maintenance, and insurance to consider […]
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Things to Consider When Choosing a Car Dealership
When you are in the market for either a brand-new car or a used car, you have a lot of big decisions to make. However, once you have in mind a vehicle you would like to buy, or at least the style, brand,or even model, there is another important decision you need to make. Where […]
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What Your Retirement Savings Should Look Like by Age 35
Not only is it hard to save for retirement, many people who are saving just don’t know how much they should have saved. With employers increasingly leaving the burden of retirement on the individual, and a gloomy outlook on state-sponsored old age benefits, much of retirement saving is going to be up to you. How […]
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Should You Part Exchange Your Car or Sell Privately
You’ve had your old reliable car for several years now. It’s helped you get to A from B over hundreds and even thousands of miles. Many amazing memories were made with that car. But, it’s time to say goodbye to it and replace it with something new. Perhaps your family is downsizing, and you can […]
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4 Ways to Build Your Credit the Smart Way
Anyone who has ever had to build or rebuild their credit knows that the process can be tricky. However, if you’re young and don’t have a good score, you have a hard time buying things, getting loans, or even getting a credit card. It’s important to note that being on top of things, keeping track […]
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Using Loans and Credit Cards to Establish Credit History
Collaboration with Anne Davis If you’re just beginning to think about the importance of credit, you may be wondering how to build a good credit score for yourself. While you may have been warned about misusing credit cards and installment loans, they can be used responsibly as tools for building your credit. Learning more about […]
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