Why the Flat Tax Could Kill the Economy
So far, the tax code has been a major talking point in the 2016 presidential race, and for good reason. Taxes are both the biggest
So far, the tax code has been a major talking point in the 2016 presidential race, and for good reason. Taxes are both the biggest
No matter how much money you make, you’re probably not feeling financially “free.” You are consumed by fears about your pricey monthly mortgage, or paying
When most Americans think about building wealth, they focus primarily on saving – as much money as possible. They dump much of this money into
Real estate, for many people, simply means the money pit we call our home. This property that we occupy gives us shelter and warmth, but
Uncle Sam is going to take from you every dollar he’s entitled to collect in taxes. That’s a fact, and it’s never going to change.
When most people invest, they choose one investment product over another – and when they choose the wrong investment products, they lose out. This is
One of the greatest financial fears Americans face—especially in retirement—is running out of money too soon. The idea that your savings might not last as
There are 29 states, plus Puerto Rico, that have filial support laws on the books, and though they’ve largely been ignored, things are changing. A
Most of us are saving as much as we can for retirement, using the savings vehicles that are advocated by our employer (i.e., the 401(k)
Taxes play a major role in your financial journey, and understanding how to protect your money and legally reduce your tax burden can make a
Real Estate as an Investment We’ve all been told that real estate is a safe, incredibly lucrative investment. Real estate gives the owner financial leverage,
Edvisors.com reports that students graduating college in 2015 left university with an average debt of $35,051. Both the average debt and the number of students
