For the last several years we have been using TurboTax to file our federal and state returns and we’ve been very happy with them. We used to purchase the software, but now we handle it online. Every year, I’ve noticed upgrades and improvements and this year is no exception. Finding Your Tax Information and Answers […]
Archives for January 2014
Unconventional Guide to Freelance Writing Review
I’ve review quite a few Unconventional Guides and as the name suggests, they are written to help you take the beaten path with entrepreneurship. This release is geared for freelance writers with the goal of making this creative endeavor a profitable one and break the stereotype of a starving writer. There are quite a few […]
The Broke Student’s Handbook: How to Be Thrifty
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), 50 percent of college students join the labor force. Even so, the BLS’ Time Chart for a full-time college student shows that most of those students only work about three hours a day. With the federal minimum wage set at $7.25/hour, a student who works three […]
Financially Fearless
With the new year beginning, I decided it would be appropriate that my first 2014 book review would be on mastering your personal finances painlessly. Too many people quit their goal of getting control on their money and many times it’s because they haven’t found a system that works with them. If you’re looking at […]