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Debt Relief

How do you know which debt reduction method is right for you?

Updated Nov 8, 2016

If you are struggling with debt and wondering which debt relief option is best for you, then this post is for you. It would help you understand all the debt reduction methods and choose the best option to become debt free. You must do your part of the research before selecting a debt reduction method for yourself or before reaching out to a debt relief ...

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Personal Finance

Basic personal finance principles you should master by 30

Updated Nov 3, 2016

Being in your 20s was fun. However, once you’re in your 30s, you begin to feel as if you’ve come of age. As an adult, you’re making more money as compared to the time when you did start after graduation. At this age, your personal financial management strategy is a bit more polished. Still, you’ve to stay clear of some of the most crucial monetary pitfalls ...

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Is halloween an overrated and expensive festive event? 15 Ways to cut costs
Personal Finance

Is halloween an overrated and expensive festive event? 15 Ways to cut costs

Updated Oct 27, 2016

It’s festive time again. It’s time for pumpkins, tricks, treats, Donald Trump costumes, and ghosts. For most people, Halloween is one of the most enjoyable festive events of the year. To me, it is. But, it is also a festive event that burns your wallet badly. Sorry! If I’m hurting your sentiments. But, I honestly feel Halloween is an overrated and expensive ...

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Law

Small business laws and mistakes every entrepreneur should be aware of

Updated Oct 25, 2016

Starting up a business can be exciting. But you are bound to follow the business laws while running the business. Some small business owners initially start great but falter in the midway.The common reason for it is ignoring legal matters.If you’re unable to take care of your business legalities, then it will bring you potential problems in the future. Thus, before ...

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Personal Finance

Halloween - Not so scary ways to make money, save money and scare debts

Updated Oct 25, 2016

Festive season begins with Halloween. This is the time to shop, splurge, have fun and put loads of pressure on your credit cards. Every year, people spend a scary amount on Halloween costumes, candies, and other stuff. In 2015, consumers spent $6.9 billion for Halloween celebrations. And in 2016, the figure is expected to reach $8.4 billion. But, have you ever ...

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Tax

Do you have to pay tax on the amount saved from debt settlement?

Updated Oct 18, 2016

You may receive a 1099-C form, from your creditors or debt collectors, that reports Cancellation of Debt Income (CODI) to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) months after settling your credit card debts. Who informs the IRS that you have settled the debt? Creditors and debt collectors are required by law to inform the (IRS) whenever debtors pay at least $600 less ...

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Incorporation: The basics of company formation

Updated Oct 11, 2016

To incorporate a business, a company must file its formation documents within the respective state government in which it is based. A corporation or LLC is created as per the incorporation rules and regulations followed in the state. Incorporation - Definition A business or company is incorporated to create a standalone legal organization known as a corporation. A ...

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Bankruptcy

Creditor's right: Do's and don'ts in chapter 13 bankruptcy

Updated Sep 29, 2016

Chapter 13 bankruptcy is one of the best ways to safeguard the property and pay off the debts. It gives an opportunity to a debtor to adjust his/her debts according to the regular income. The whole process usually takes 3 to 5 years, but with time, the debtor can manage the situation in a better way. However, not only the debtor, the bankruptcy code implemented ...

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