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Five Affordable Luxury Vehicles that Won’t Break the Bank

Driving a luxury car is something that is reserved for the rich and famous, right? Wrong; my husband and I have been driving luxury cars for a decade – and not because we are wealthy and can afford to throw away money left and right. No, we actually purchase luxury cars that are affordable, offer […] More
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Common Misconceptions About Women and Finances

After recently coming across a social media post recently by a man who is frustrated and upset with the financial decision making abilities of women – not just one woman as he is a single man without so much as a girlfriend (and judging by his rant, it’s clear to see why he hasn’t a […] More
in Real Estate

This Is Why No One Wants to Buy Your House

It seems that the real estate market in many neighborhoods is hot right now for sellers. There are buyers everywhere looking to take advantage of low rates and competitive prices, and that’s good news for buyers. However, sometimes it’s not good news at all. Sometimes, in fact, it’s bad news. Your house might not sell […] More
in MYD-Taxes, Taxes

Red Flags the IRS Looks for When You Are Self-Employed

Being self-employed comes with a lot of benefits but a number of pitfalls, as well. For example, I love being able to make my own schedule, being able to make as much money as I want and not worrying about a boss or about going to an office every day. I love that if I […] More
in Taxes

The Three Most Common Tax Credits for Homeowners in 2015

Homeownership is certainly a substantial financial responsibility, but it is always worth it. Owning something that is yours that you can do with what you want, raise your kids and make memories is priceless; it’s not something you can put into words. What you can put into words, however, is the fact that owning a […] More
in Real Estate

Foolproof Tips to Finding the Perfect Realtor to Sell Your Home

Real Estate Agents are viewed by some as a friend, some as an enemy and some as not much of anything other than someone to deal with the irritating details that come along with buying a home. However, you need one. You want to work with a home selling agent who is good at his […] More
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Little Expenses That Add Up When You Become a Homeowner

Your credit report is checked and corrected, your pre-approval is in, and you have done the math to figure out what you can really afford as far as your lifestyle is concerned; you are ready to buy a house. You’ve even factored in things such as additional utilities if you’re buying a home with more […] More
in How to Save Money

Great Freebies That Make a Disney Vacation More Affordable

You don’t grow up just about an hour and a half away from Disney and not spend the vast majority of your time at the parks. Countless hours spent playing with our favorite characters encompassed my childhood, and the same rings true of my own kids. My husband and I have purchased annual passes for […] More
in MYD-Taxes, Taxes

Filing Your Own Taxes? Be Sure You Remember These 5 Tips

Tax season is more than halfway finished by now, but many Americans have yet to file their income tax return. Most of us who owe tend to wait until the last possible moment to file, but many due a refund wait as well. Why? Honestly, we don’t know the reasons filers wait or don’t wait, […] More
in Personal Finance

Three of the Most Common Financial Habits That Upset a Marriage

If you could list the number of habits you have that annoy your spouse, I know it would be a long one. I know my husband would share that nothing drives me crazier than when he falls asleep on the couch and his head leans over and then pops up suddenly, over and over and […] More
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5 of the Most Important Rules of Becoming Rich

There’s this old saying that discusses how money does not buy happiness. It’s true – to an extent. Money buys a lot of things that make us very happy; financial freedom, peace of mind and a sense of calm. However, if you’re an unhappy person in general, you will not find money buying you out […] More
in Taxes

Where Is My Refund: Refund Tax Refund Schedule Explained

The biggest question many people have around tax time is the age-old, “Where’s my refund?” Many tax payers gave a good portion of their money to the IRS throughout the tax year that they are due back and they want that money; now. They don’t want to wait any longer, since it is their money, […] More

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