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Even if you're using tax preparation software or a service, you may find yourself caught in an audit if you commit any of these costly mistakes.
5 Fatal Assumptions of Job Seekers
Many people are job hunting these days. I have worked with job seekers for many years and have found that these five common assumptions frequently derail a job search.
20 Delicious, Healthier Appetizers
Satisfy your cocktail party guests' appetites with these flavorful and delicious bites that won't leave them wondering about their waistlines later.
Should the First Time Homebuyers Tax Credit be Expanded and Extended?
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Now you have another reason never to skip breakfast — it's the perfect time to do a little personal finance.
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Don't navigate the murky waters of debt alone. A credit counselor may be the guiding light you need.
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9 Threats to a Secure Retirement
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Uglify Your Stuff To Keep It Safe
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5 Beginning Investor Mistakes I've Made (And You Don't Have To)
Get a jumpstart on your investing career by avoiding these common beginner's mistakes.
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How to Clear Old Debt From Your Credit Report
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How Cleaning Your Wallet Benefits You Financially
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Backdoor into the Roth IRA: You're Invited to the Tax-Free Party
Make too much for a Roth IRA? Don't fret, you still may have a chance to get in through the backdoor by using a nondeductible IRA then implementing a Roth IRA Conversion.
New Job? Don't Make These 7 Mistakes With Your Benefits
Congrats on the new gig! Before you start celebrating, make sure you aren't making these crucial mistakes with your new benefits.