Without a guide to take care of the financial planning forum, it was heavily abused and filled with spam, scams, and unanswered questions. I'm happy to announce that everything has ... Read More

If you are looking for a tax break, you might want to consider a traditional IRA. Traditional IRAs generally allow you to make tax-deductible contributions of up to $4,000 in ... Read More

Your credit score is an important number when it comes to obtaining loans and having low interest rates, but it has recently been used by employers when trying to fill ... Read More

Are you entitled to a pension benefit from an old employer that is no longer in business? Tracking down this money could be difficult, but the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation ... Read More

This week the Federal Open Market Committee reduced the federal funds rate by half of a percentage point. This key interest rate affects many facets of the economy and some ... Read More

Are you behind in paying your 2006 taxes? Hopefully you have at least filed your return to avoid the late filing penalty, but even so, that doesn't let you off ... Read More

Wouldn't it be nice if you could lower the interest rate on your credit cards? Actually, you may be able to, and it will probably only take a few minutes ... Read More

If you're like most people, creating a budget probably sounds about as fun as going to the dentist for a root canal. While it may not be the most exciting ... Read More

With more and more retirement plans offering the ability to borrow against your savings, more people are turning to this option without considering the true cost and risks associated with ... Read More

Being self-employed can offer a lot of freedom, and for many people this includes working from home. If you do work from home, the IRS provides some relief in the ... Read More

Some people are comfortable tackling their finances on their own, but others prefer to seek professional advice. If you are considering working with a financial planner, there are a few ... Read More