Tax season is here and I guess everyone could get a little touch up on taxes and its different forms. I didn’t know there were so many of them. Let’s see how many of them you know… Capital gains tax – is a tax charged on capital gains, the profit realized on the sale of an asset that was purchased at a lower price. The most common capital gains are realized from the sale of stocks, bonds, precious metals and...
Read MoreHow I plan on using my tax return
So it’s that time of the year where everyone is gathering all their paper works and getting ready to fill out those tax forms. Almost everyone I know has already filed their taxes, and so I guess that leaves me. Well the reason for that is because I have been pretty busy these last two weeks, and also I’m kinda paranoid that I might not file them correctly if I rush and not get back as much as I could, so I waited. My goal...
Read MoreCarnivals around the corner
Hey guys, how was everyone’s weekend? Mines was very busy but it was very productive . I know that I haven’t been posting as regularly as usual but I hope that will change sometime next week or so. I know this week I’m still going to be busy with school and work so please bare with me. Okay so here are some of the carnivals for the week. I pulled out 3 articles from each carnival that I liked, enjoy reading. The Digerati...
Read MoreDebt management
Did you know that the average American household with at least one credit card has nearly $9,200 in credit card debt? That’s quite amazing isn’t it? Looking at the number, it is a little hard to believe that the average is so high, but when you realize that our nation is built on credit, it becomes a little more easier to gulp down. There’s the good and the bad: When I look at debt, I see it as two kinds of debt....
Read MoreArticle of the week
Jimmy from Your Credit Advisor has an article called How to: Make Money with Balance Transfer Arbitrage, check it out. I liked this article because it’s well written and put together. It also provides us with ten rules for balance transfers. Happy reading : )
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