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Top 3 Stock Picking Tips

When it comes to picking stocks, there are few people better than those who win the Fund Manager of the Year Award from Morningstar, which is akin to winning the Oscar for filmmaking. Below are the Top 3 Tips given by 2 fund managers who’ve won the award, tips that should help the average investor […]

August 16, 2014

Is Data Mining a fair way to set Insurance Rates?

With computer technology advancing by leaps and bounds, it’s no surprise that insurance companies have started using sophisticated software to help them determine what rates to charge their customers. While the insurance industry calls the process “price optimization”, consumer advocates call it biased and believe that they are using it to avoid insuring high risk […]

May 3, 2014

Better Late Than Never: How to Avoid Late Fees at All Costs

There’s nothing like kicking a person while they’re down. Late fees are fun for no one but they’re also very easily avoided. Keeping careful track of your bills is one way to avoid accruing late fees but sometimes they’re downright unavoidable. When you hit a snag and don’t want the fees piling up on you, […]

May 1, 2014

Tips on How Long to Keep your Tax Records

There is an old saying that goes “nothing lasts forever” but, if you look at the tax record-keeping system that some consumers have, you might believe just the opposite. Many people keep every single scrap of tax evidence that they’ve ever gotten “just in case” but the fact is that, in most cases, this simply […]

April 26, 2014

That “debt collector” who’s been harassing you? It’s a scam artist

It’s a scenario that’s happening more and more across the country. A person’s phone rings and when they answer it they’re confronted with someone claiming to be a debt collector or representing a debt collection agency. Using a variety of tactics that border on abusive, these con artists do their best to persuade the people […]

April 19, 2014

Tax Fraud due to Identity Theft on the Rise – How to Protect Yourself

It was recently reported that billions of dollars are being stolen every year by identity thieves filing fraudulent tax returns. Indeed, 43 states that collect taxes are  reporting that their offices are being flooded with bogus tax returns, which shows that the IRS certainly isn’t the only target of these thieves. A recent report from […]

March 30, 2014

Talk about combining work and play: $1 million working ‘vacation’ offered

Here’s a little something different today instead of the usual personal-finance blog. Enjoy. In what may well be the average (and above average) person’s lifelong dream, luxury travel companies Luxury Travel Intelligence and VeryFirstTo.com are searching for someone (or possibly a couple) to travel around the world for one year on their dime. The trip […]

March 23, 2014

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