Money Guide (Page 13)
Different Ways to Improve Your Credit Score
Most people will have heard the term 'credit score', but many are unaware of what it is or why it's so important to have a good one. Put simply; your credit score is used by companies to see how financially stable you are before they decide to grant you a loan, a credit card, a mobile contract or a mortgage. The majority of businesses you deal with will share your payment history with credit... ❯❯❯
Overlooked Tax Deductions for Small-Business Owners
Helpful Tips for Tax Time.
Being a small-business owner isn’t easy. After all, balancing payroll, managing employees, drawing up marketing plans, and handling the bookkeeping can be stressful! Luckily, the Internal Revenue Service (I.R.S.) allows small-business owners to take some surprising deductions, which may help come tax time. Read on to learn more.
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Tips for Managing an Unexpected Expense
From a car breaking down to a sudden health emergency, unexpected expenses can crop up at any time. When it happens, you'll need to know how to handle it without breaking the bank. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do: Consider Loans and Credit If you have a steady enough income, then you should consider the benefits of loans and credit. Using loans with installment payments or... ❯❯❯
The Benefits of Applying for an Instalment Loan
If you are having difficulties as to where to make an installment loan, you might try considering CreditNinja installment Loans. More often than not, you can borrow a significant amount more than a mortgage on payday, not to mention that there is a possibility that repayments are available.
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Bad Credit Leasing
If you have a history of missed credit card payments, unpaid loans, mortgage debts, and even outstanding balances on other loans, then driving a brand new car of your dreams would be already be beyond your reach. For one, you would not be able to apply for a car loan anymore because of your bad credit history. And if you do get lucky enough to get approved for a car loan, without a doubt, you... ❯❯❯
Funeral Planning Made Easy
Planning a funeral is not easy, most especially if you want to have a cost-efficient one due to budget constraints. But, at the same time, you want to have a funeral that honours your loved one. It is never easy because of all the stresses, sadness, and emotions you feel when you lose someone, more so if it is an unexpected and untimely death. Add to that all of the decision making and planning... ❯❯❯
5 Retirement Tips You Need to Know
Retiring might seem like a walk in the park! It can also seem like a dream come true. However, there are still a few things you’re going to need to consider when it comes to making sure your retirement is as comfortable as possible. Here are a few tips you can try out to make sure you’re fully prepared. 1. Pay into a Workplace Pension UK workplaces that offer pensions are required to... ❯❯❯
How Cash Flow Finance Can Save Your Business
Cash Flow is the money that enters and exits your business within the same month. While money may seem to only exit the business, it still enters the business even when business is bad. Money enters the business from people who purchase your products or pay for the services you offer. If customers have not paid in full at first, then cash flow will be coming in from collections from your... ❯❯❯
Finding the Right Tax Accountant or CPA Firm for You
How Long Before Taxes Are Due Should You Hire an Accountant? With tax season around the corner, it becomes important to get your finances in order. This is why most people end up wondering when it's time to sit down with a qualified accountant to make sure everything is as it should be. The first thing you want to focus on is gathering all of the right documents. This is a good starting point... ❯❯❯
5 Reason First-Time Buyers Should Consider Manufactured and Mobile Homes
Affordable housing has become increasingly difficult for first-time buyers who want to start a family. The idea of buying an expensive starter home knowing in only a few years you will need to relocate isn’t appealing. Of course, flushing money down the drain on apartment rent remains a poor use of income as well. Compounding matters, a site-built housing crisis may be on the horizon for everyday... ❯❯❯
