Expenses that Your Tax Accountant Can or Can’t Help you Deduct
August 22, 2019. Personal Finance
Do you know what what are the most common tax deductions for a small business? Here’s a small list of things you can or cannot deduct.
Personal Finance and Mental Health: When to See a Therapist
August 9, 2019. Personal Finance
Finances play a crucial role in our mental health and well-being. But when money become a problem, it may be time to consult with a therapist.
Strategies to pay off student loan debt faster
August 22, 2018. Credit Cards and Debt, Debt
Paying off student loan debt must be the least fun activity you face once you graduate. High-school graduates go off to college in the hopes that they’ll get a great education and land a well paying job. But when everyone has to actually face the debt monster, things can get quite intense. Most people get into… continue reading »
5 profitable house flipping strategies
January 31, 2018. Investing and Real Estate, Real Estate
Investing in real estate has always been a well-known way to earn good money. Ownership investments, property rentals, profitable house flipping strategies are just a few of the many great opportunities to start building wealth. Flipping houses for profit is an age-old concept that has helped many real estate investors earn quite a decent income…. continue reading »
Underwater Mortgages Explained
December 11, 2017. Investing and Real Estate, Real Estate
Being underwater with your mortgage loan means your home is now worth much less than its original value. Say you purchased a home worth $200K. After paying the first few mortgage installments, you find out your home is now worth less than $100K. Your mortgage is now underwater and you’re, figuratively, drowning in debt! The… continue reading »
3 uncomplicated ways to pay off mortgage faster
December 4, 2017. Investing and Real Estate, Real Estate
How would you like to be able to pay off your mortgage few years earlier? Mortgages are one of the very few types of good debt. They’re huge financial commitments, but in return, you get to become the owner of your own home. One typical particularity though is, the debt typically expands over a 30… continue reading »