It’s February. The W2′s and 1099′s are rolling in. You know what that means. Tax time!
That’s right, it’s time to dig in and start thinking about completing your 2011 income tax return.
To help you get …
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I’m really in love with the idea of diversifying your income streams.
And I don’t mean “diversifying” as a means to survival – i.e. the single mother who NEEDS to work three low paying jobs to …
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Diesel vehicles have come a long way over the years.
For starters, mass-market diesel cars generally aren’t noisy like they once were.
They also put out less greenhouse gases and have higher fuel efficiency than their gasoline …
This is a guest post by 20SomethingFinance reader and frequent commenter, Natalie H. Natalie is a tax preparer, so her advice here is very insightful and helpful. Her passion for answering income tax related questions …
We’ve all dreamed of building our own home (read: having someone else build it for us) at one point or another. After all, a home is a very personal thing. It’s the place where we …
We all have different reasons for being interested in personal finance.
- Getting out of debt.
- Buying the shiny, latest new thing.
- An education, a home, retirement.
- Protection against any possible hardship.
- The freedom to do …
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