I inherited my current car from my grandfather when he passed away. A 1990 Ford Tempo, it’s not the most stylish car, but it has a number of things going for it: (Keep reading →)

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As mentioned in a previous post, I’m drastically trying to eliminate my credit card debt. I’m about half way to my goal, and plan to have all credit cards paid off in about 6 months. Here are some tips I’ve been using: (Keep reading →)

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The best thing about running a small business is that you aren’t limited to receiving a certain amount of income each month. You can have a phenomenally successful month if you get even one more new account, a repeat business deal, or find a new income stream. The downside is that some months can be slow. (Keep reading →)

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To counterbalance my last post on audits, here are CNN Money’s top 5 missed tax deductions. (Keep reading →)

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As a small business owner, I’ve been mulling over retirement options for the last year or two. Until last week, I was simply gathering information and trying to figure out just what options would be best. (Keep reading →)

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According to Reuters, Fidelity will sponsor a financial services store on Amazon.

That apparently means they’ll be offering their 380+ funds and other financial services to Amazon customers - and in particular, those lucrative baby boomers headed for retirement. (Keep reading →)

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According to Marketwatch, there are at least 10 different tax breaks related to education. Yet one-fourth of elibible taxpayers neglect to take the credits.

The article states that the money lost is a relatively small amount ($169 on average). Still, tuition and fees deductions can take off as much as $4000 in taxable income. (Keep reading →)

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