Jeremy's Financial Planning Blog February 2008 Archive

As March is all but upon us, many people have started to calculate their taxes for 2007. Whether you are doing them by hand, with software, or with the help ... Read More

Are you planning on getting married, or just recently have? Money Magazine is looking for a couple in the Los Angeles area that is planning on or has just recently ... Read More

The first step in personal financial planning is controlling your day-to-day financial affairs to enable you to do the things that bring you satisfaction and enjoyment. This is achieved by ... Read More

What makes a good budget? Is it simply being as detailed as possible, or is there more to it than that? Surprisingly, there are many aspects of a budget that ... Read More

April 15th will be here before you know it, and you know what that means. Yes, it is tax time once again. No need to worry, though. About.com has put ... Read More

Part of sound financial planning is making sure that you don't pay more taxes than necessary, which means you need to have at least a basic understanding of deductions. If ... Read More

Overspending and accumulating significant amounts of credit card debt isn't always easy to resolve. Over time, this problem can become an addiction that goes beyond simply affecting your finances. Just ... Read More

Earlier this month, President Bush had proposed an economic stimulus package that would include a tax rebate for many Americans. This proposal has finally made its way through the system ... Read More

When it comes to borrowing money, it is common to focus on the interest rate. It makes sense, because the interest rate plays the largest role in determining how much ... Read More

While we're only a little more than a full month into 2008, this is the best time to get organized and begin planning for 2008 taxes. By now you have ... Read More