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Money-saving
magic
7
ways to enjoy the holidays for less
A little nontraditional thinking can give you a great holiday season
without having to spend a lot of money.
Mortgages:
Shop now for a chimney for Santa
Think it's crazy to go house hunting when it's 10 below? Sure you
do -- but that's exactly why you should. Lenders and home sellers
are anxious for business this time of year, so it's relatively easy
to find good deals.
You've got
money -- now get a plan
A financial planner can help you stop guessing and make the most
of your money. Here's how to get the right money guru.
Broken by bank
fees and charges? Make sure those accounts still fit your needs
It may be time to review whether that checking account costs more
than it’s worth.
PLUS: Worksheets
to calculate your annual banking fees
AND: The
20 best checking accounts
10
brilliant financial moves you can make with $50
Visualize
your future with this savings calculator
Fun with
taxes!
A
guide to capital losses
If you've lost your shirt in the market, here's how to deduct a
sleeve or two.
PLUS: Mutual
fund investors may owe Uncle Sam
You
did what? Common tax mistakes
Failing to track investment 'basis' correctly can lead to a
tax overpayment.
Estimated
taxes
How to handle the paperwork and save a few dollars.
Taxes
on investment income
You call it making your money work for you. The IRS calls it unearned
income. Regardless of the name, the earnings from your savings accounts,
stocks and bonds, certificates of deposit or mutual funds have tax
implications. Surprise, as your nest egg grows, so do your taxes.
What statements do
you need to file your taxes?
In addition to having your Form 1040EZ, 1040A or 1040 for submission
to the Internal Revenue Service, you should also have statements
regarding your wages, interest earned and capital gains and losses
from the appropriate companies, just to name a few! This Tax
Tip looks at these documents.
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