Nest Egg – Realistically How Much Should I Have Saved Away?
Okay, we all know we should having something put aside in case of emergencies, but is it really necessary to have a nest egg? Yes, because life is unpredictable. You don’t know if […]
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Why You Should Check Your Credit Score Post-Divorce
It’s hard to watch television or go online without seeing advertisements that invite you to check your credit score. The ads talk about the importance of having a good credit score, but don’t […]
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The Worst Financial Advice I’ve Heard
I’ve come across a lot of excellent financial information over the years. Some of it came from books, some came from the web, and a lot of it came from talking to other […]
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What Newly Divorced Business Owners Should Consider This Tax Season
Business owners may find some additional benefits this tax season, depending on whether they are the owner of a sole proprietorship, or an incorporated business. Sole Proprietor Unfortunately, there are far fewer advantages […]
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How To File Taxes If You Are Newly Divorced
The deadline for filing personal taxes may seem far away (it’s April 30 this year), but it doesn’t hurt to start preparing now. This is especially true if you’ve just ended a relationship. […]
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Tackling Debt After Divorce: What Do I Address First?
Like many who have recently gone through a divorce, you may have run up some debt through the process. Paying for legal costs, setting up another residence, real estate fees, land transfer taxes, […]
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