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Letter of Intent- Why Use it?

By: Richard Sorrentino Real Estate Views: 3980 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Richard Sorrentino

You can your formally state your intention to purchase a commercial property prior to writing a legal binding contract using a letter of intent (LOI) or memorandum of understanding. The letter of intent is presented to a seller in the preliminary stages of a commercial  investment project. Do you want to learn more about how to close deals? So can you." More

How can you pay off your debts with the help of IVA?

By: Marie Garcia Financial Planning Views: 3978 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Marie Garcia

If you are entangled in the meshes of debt then you can opt for debt consolidation through Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) to avoid bankruptcy or any extreme debt help solution. An IVA is a legally binding arrangement that is usually supervised by a licensed insolvency practitioner. How and when can you use IVA? How does IVA work? More

Buying Property in Bulgaria Remains Hot Prospect

By: Velizara Petrova Real Estate Views: 3977 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Velizara Petrova

Buying investment property in Bulgaria is a relatively recent trend. As more tourists, buyers, developers and expatriates make their way to this Eastern European country, the prospects keep growing. One of the development and buying strategies that is gaining a great deal of interest as of late involves the winter sports potential this country has to offer. More

You Don't Have To Pay An Arm And A Leg For Your Auto Insurance

By: DRuthven Insurance Views: 3976 | Comments: 3 | Votes: 1

DRuthven

If you own a car, you're needed by law to have a car insurance policy. However, car insurance isn't regulated and because of this, you will find many auto insurance carriers that you simply buy car insurance from. You will find two main sources to search for automobile insurance: on-line and in an actual insurance agency. The web is also great because you can get a fast insurance quote. More

Tips for saving on your car insurance

By: Academix Insurance Views: 3975 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Academix

Recently I received an invoice from my car insurance company requesting a payment. At that time I realized that it was over 4 years since I requested current rate information. I started wondering if they have better rates now or whether some other company offers better pricing. The next step took some time. Good luck! More

To File or Not To File

By: Kerry Freeman EA Tax Planning Views: 3972 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Kerry Freeman EA

To File or Not To File  You must file a tax return if your income is above a certain level. The amount varies depending on filing status, age and the type of income you receive. For example, a married couple both under age 65 generally is not required to file until their joint income reaches $17,900. Federal Income Tax Withheld. 2. Recovery Rebate Credit. 3. 4. 5. 6. More

How to Save Money on Your Reward Credit Card Perks

By: Melanie Mathis Personal Finance Views: 3954 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 1

Melanie Mathis

If you have a reward credit card then, you should see to it that you maximize the benefits you enjoy from your card account. Aside from the actual rewards, try to determine your other privileges as a cardholder. After all, although some perks cannot be converted to cash, knowing how and when to use them can save you a great deal of money. How?  2. Purchase protection. More

Who Should You Buy Your Insurance From?

By: DRuthven Insurance Views: 3949 | Comments: 1 | Votes: 1

DRuthven

Who should you buy your insurance from? An experienced local agent? A national website? Your Uncle Bob who sells insurance part time? A large independent insurance agency? There really isn’t a right answer. But the most important factor is to find a source you can trust that will provide you the best rates. A local experienced broker is often your best option. Best Company. More

Citigroup - A Bargain?

By: Mark Goldman Investments Views: 3935 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 1

Mark Goldman

I have been wondering why no one bought Citigroup.  In 2007, the company stock was supposed to be worth about $850B.  There are about 5.5B shares outstanding.  So, when the price went below $1.00, it might have been a great bargain for an astute entrepreneur. Would the stock move up with new management? More

Don’t Risk an IRA Rollover Mistake

By: Ugen Peden Financial Planning Views: 3932 | Comments: 0 | Votes: 0

Ugen Peden

People who are laid off or entering retirement often find that a former employer’s retirement plan can be an unwelcome place to keep their money. Layoff notices are often followed with a deadline to withdraw retirement assets from the company plan because the employer is no longer willing to bear the cost. You might decide to spend all or part of the money. More