No matter how good your tax professional is, if you don’t provide all the necessary information and figures, your return will be incorrect. And, any tax return that has been falsified will fail the audit if uncovered. Undocumented cash income, inventory mistakes, overlooked deductions and lost profits are common in this industry. Some of these … Read more
It’s your money, but it seems like there are dozens of ways to pay for it. Does your head spin when the cashier asks “will that be cash, credit or debit?” Don’t know what the smartest option is? Here, we break down each method of payment, and explain its pros and cons, along with example … Read more
An NSF fee is simply a fee you pay to your bank every time you overdraw from your account with a debit card, credit card or check. NSF fees are $30 to $35 per instance at major banks these days. And, because of the way most overdraft protection programs are set up, you could be … Read more
Money has existed in one form or the other for thousands of years. In ancient cultures, each piece of money was made by hand, usually from stone, gold, copper, wood, or porcelain. Because of this, each piece looked slightly different from the other. One of the biggest innovations in the field of money was to … Read more
As of September 2008, the Social Security Administration has issued Direct Express prepaid credit cards to 3.9 million people on Social Security and disability nationwide. The purpose of this card is to enable recipients who do not have a bank account or those who may not prefer to receive checks in the mail, to now … Read more