Today more and more companies require their employees to get paid via direct deposit into their personal bank accounts instead of being paid by check. Even the government is doing it. People that receive Social Security benefits or SSI have been asked to receive their payments electronically by March 1 or they’ll be out of… Continue Reading »
It’s a fact; cars are expensive. It doesn’t matter if you own your car outright or not; your car probably costs you a few hundred dollars every month. One of the most overlooked costs car buyers make are expenses. Car expenses can be expensive. And I’m not only talking about the high cost of gas… Continue Reading »
Let’s face it; the housing crisis had even the most prudent and financially savvy people scratching their heads. Who knew housing values would plummet? Some of you might be waiting for the right opportunity to purchase a home and take advantage of the low interest rates, however, buyers beware. One thing we all can learn… Continue Reading »
I know it’s not fair that you have to pay more on car insurance when you have a good driving record. Your driving record, tickets, and where you live and work is not the only thing car insurers look for to determine your premium. Drivers with bad credit scores pay more. The economy has impacted… Continue Reading »
Bank fees can suck the cash out of your wallet. The benefits of having a bank account, however, are numerous because of the safety, security and convenience. Today more than in any other time in history, banks are charging us more and more for access to our own money. These costs can really add up…. Continue Reading »
As taxing as taxes may seem, our computerized world have made what was very complicated, easy. If you don’t have multiple income sources, are not self-employed, or have a lot of deductible expenses, then you may be better off preparing your own tax return. In some cases, you can even have the IRS prepare your… Continue Reading »
