Know-how

Top Electrician Insurance Companies: Assessing Coverage and Reliability

Susan Kelly

May 17, 2024

Know-how

What is Compulsory Insurance? Everything You Should Know!

Triston Martin

May 16, 2024

Know-how

How to Make Money Using TikTok Shop: A Beginner's Guide

Triston Martin

Jan 20, 2024

Know-how

Best Place to Buy Used Furniture Estate Sales

Susan Kelly

Feb 25, 2024

Know-how

World's Top 5 Most Expensive Paintings

Triston Martin

Nov 17, 2023

Know-how

All About the Energy Price Cap

Triston Martin

Jan 05, 2024

Know-how

Insurance Companies for People Over 50

While purchasing life insurance beyond the age of 50, there are a few factors that you will need to take into consideration that you did not have to think about when you were in your 20s and 30s

Susan Kelly

Nov 15, 2023

Know-how

All About Test Driving of a Car

Automobiles aren't immune to the same problems. With modern automobiles, this is much less of a problem. Each vehicle that leaves the factory undergoes extensive quality control before it is released to the public. Similar to how Ford or General Motors "certify" its pre-owned vehicles, the examination process for "certified pre-owned" vehicles involves 150 or more separate checks

Susan Kelly

Feb 28, 2024

Know-how

All About Bond Rating Agencies

At the time of issuance, bonds are evaluated by rating agencies. They check in on rated bonds and issuers regularly to see if anything needs to be changed. Bond ratings are used to determine the interest rates that companies and governments must pay on their issued bonds.

Susan Kelly

Feb 15, 2024

Know-how

How to Evaluate a Stock Using the P/E Ratio and the PEG

An organization's price-to-earnings ratio tells us how much each share of its stock is worth in terms of money. It's a common ratio used by investors to understand the company's value better. The P/E ratio measures the current share price concerning expected future profits.

Susan Kelly

Nov 20, 2023

Mortgages

The Role of Retained Earnings in Financial Statements

Understanding retained earnings and why they are important in accounting. Utilize them to your advantage and in financial analysis.

Triston Martin

May 20, 2024

Mortgages

Understanding Whole Life Insurance

Compare the benefits and features of whole life insurance to make better choices for your financial future.

Triston Martin

May 15, 2024

Mortgages

Best Business Loans for Bad Credit

Are you considering taking out a loan but have been turned down due to bad credit? In this comprehensive guide, find out your options and how to choose the right business loan for your unique situation.

Susan Kelly

Nov 25, 2023

Mortgages

For What Length of Time Can a Boat Be Financed?

Trying to find a new boat? Before you can pack your bags and sail, you'll need a strategy for paying for your new boat. The question, "How long can I finance a boat?" may be on your mind. Loan terms for boats can be as long as 20 years, making them nearly as long as a mortgage when compared to financing a car

Susan Kelly

Nov 02, 2023

Mortgages

All About the Top Scholarships for Nursing Students

Nursing students often face financial challenges in completing their studies. Not only is there the cost of tuition to consider, but also the expenses associated with clinical training and supplies for the program. Scholarships allow nursing students to pursue their educational goals without incurring large amounts of debt.

Susan Kelly

Oct 17, 2023

Mortgages

What Happens When You Default On A Loan?

When a borrower fails to make their scheduled payments in whole and on time, this is known as a default. Both secured and unsecured debt (like credit cards or school loans) are susceptible to default. If borrowers default on their payments, they might be sued and have their ability to borrow money severely restricted. As a COVID-19 alleviation measure, the United States government has suspended the collection and accumulation of interest on student loans until December 31, 2022.

Susan Kelly

Feb 16, 2024

Mortgages

Selling a Car

To transfer ownership, you will first need to pay off your debt. You have a financial obligation to pay the lender the difference between the selling price and the outstanding debt

Susan Kelly

Jan 05, 2024

Investment

Understanding Term Life Insurance

Learn about the basics of term life insurance, the different types it has, and its main benefits.

Susan Kelly

May 19, 2024

Investment

Roth IRA Versus 401(k): A Detailed Comparison

Comparing Roth IRAs and 401(k) plans: Understand the differences in tax treatment, contribution limits, and investment options to optimize your retirement savings strategy.

Triston Martin

May 12, 2024

Investment

Occidental Life Insurance and Its Benefits for Insurers

Occidental Life Insurance is amicable for varied demands because of its wide range of products and adjustable alternatives. Read its review for better understanding.

Susan Kelly

May 09, 2024

Investment

From Coverage to Claims: A Complete GEICO Life Insurance Review

Explore GEICO's life insurance policies, including term and whole life options, their advantages, and how they compare to competitors.

Susan Kelly

May 10, 2024

Investment

A Detailed 2024 Review on USI Affinity Travel Insurance

USI Affinity Travel Insurance is a popular company; if you want a detailed review of this company, then this article has everything that you need to know.

Triston Martin

Jan 27, 2024

Investment

A Comprehensive Guide to Earthquake Insurance Costs

Read everything about earthquake insurance. Understand coverage, add-ons, restrictions, and pricing concerns. Make informed decisions to protect your assets.

Triston Martin

Dec 28, 2023

Investment

Average American Savings

The average American savings rate is currently sitting at 3.1%. This means that on average, Americans are only saving about $3 out of every $100 they earn. Although this number may seem low, even small amounts of money saved each month can make a bif difference over time.

Triston Martin

Feb 23, 2024

Investment

Ways to Refresh Your Budget for the New Year

Refreshing your budget for the new year is essential to achieving your financial goals. Take the time to review your current budget, set new financial goals, adjust your spending habits, and create a new budget for the new year

Triston Martin

Nov 15, 2023

Investment

How to Avoid Paying Taxes Double on Your Mutual Fund Investments

Mutual funds are among the most accessible and reliable investment vehicles, but understanding their tax consequences may be complex. Mutual fund shareholders must pay taxes on almost all dividends and capital gains delivered by that fund while the balance remains outstanding. Even if you only held shares for a short period, you may still be accountable for paying taxes on long-term equity investments since the fund's behavior, not yours, determines whether or not you are obligated to do so. Investors sometimes make the mistake of paying taxes twice on dividends that were already reinvested throughout the mutual fund. Mutual funds are a kind of investment security that differs from stocks and bonds in that they constitute a pooled investment consisting of several individual investment portfolios.

Triston Martin

Dec 25, 2023

Investment

Everything You Need to Know About Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Investing?

Recent years have seen a rise in the popularity of DIY projects as a result of the increase in online resources. DIY activities, such as origami, home improvement, and ceramics, have gradually infiltrated into the realm of investment. Building and overseeing a portfolio using the do-it-yourself investing approach may be done without the help of a financial expert. Learn the ins and outs of how to succeed at it and make money from it.

Triston Martin

Oct 11, 2023

Investment

Unaffiliated Investments

Investments in assets that are not directly controlled by the insurance company or any other firms in which the insurance company has a majority ownership stake. Investments not associated with a company might take the form of stocks, mortgages, property, or other assets.

Triston Martin

Nov 12, 2023

Investment

Best Midcap ETFs

Midcap ETFs invest in companies' capital with market capitalizations ranging from $1 billion-$10 billion. For some, midcap stocks can be attractive because of their theoretically higher potential for growth than large caps and because they carry lower risk than smaller businesses.

Triston Martin

Feb 16, 2024

Investment

Everything you need to know about Balance Sheet Equity

What is balance sheet equity? In this post, we share all things related to balance sheet equity.

Susan Kelly

Feb 15, 2024

Taxes

How to Claim Boyfriend/Girlfriend as a Dependent on Tax Return

Yes, you can claim your boyfriend/girlfriend as your dependant on tax return to support them and reduce your tax liability. If they meet the IRS requirements, you can apply for a dependant.

Susan Kelly

Mar 17, 2024

Taxes

Taxes Must Be Filed by the 2022's End. What You Need to Know If You Still Haven't Filed

The deadline for the almost 19 million Americans who have requested a delay this year is swiftly approaching. "Reasons for a considerable percentage of lengthier returns include COVID-19 corporate credits and adjustments, many tax law changes over the previous several years, and just needing additional time to get the needed information together," said a financial consultant and qualified financial and social worker

Triston Martin

Oct 11, 2023

Taxes

Everything you need to know about APR

APR is annual percentage rate refers to the annual sum of interest that the borrower has to pay to the issuer as a whole.

Triston Martin

Oct 04, 2023

Taxes

Tax Credit for other Dependents

tax credit for other dependents for tax year 2021 is nearly $500 approved by the authorities that you can claim after proving the dependent’s profile on papers.

Triston Martin

Dec 16, 2023

Taxes

What Is Form 6251: Alternative Minimum Tax-Individuals?

According to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), taxpayers own the alternative minimum tax (AMT) instead of ordinary income tax. The AMT's goal is to ensure that the wealthiest pay their fair share of taxation.

Triston Martin

Nov 01, 2023