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If You Owe Irs For Back Taxes And Have No Assets, Savings And Live Check To Check. R There Any Hardship Exemp?

ive heard there is hardship form you can fill out to have your tax debt completely waived or signifigantly reduced if you dont have the assets or income to satisfy your irs obligation, is this true?

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Are There Any Savings Accounts That Earn A Good Interest Rate Monthly?

I see all these large investment firms offering small interest rates over an entire year and I know they are making returns 100 times over within that same time frame with my money. Is there anyone out there that appreciates my money as much as me and gives me a interest rate worth investing in?

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Has Anyone Been Scammed By There 401k And Lost All Of Their Savings?

Economist still think that contributing to a 401k will help you retire. In a voltile economy you’d be better off putting moeny in your own pocket. Think of this most companies only hire workers part time and flip them once they are elegabe for benifits. All that time you pay into a 401k legally if [...]

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Why Is There Still Daylight Savings Time?

I mean, wasn’t that established 1 or 2 hundred years ago? And wasn’t it originally for farmers, so they’d have more “daylight” during the farming months? Isn’t there a lot less need for this archaic system now? Okay, bottom line: It takes the human body 3 weeks to fully adjust to any new habit. So [...]

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Would There Be Enough Money In Fdic To Pay Everyone Who Lost Their Life Savings In A Total Banking Colapse?

If Obama let all the banks fail there would be a complete panic and Everyone would try to get their money out. So ,saving the banks was bad because they were managed poorly, and greedy? Obama should have let them all close their doors, right? Sounds like a pretty bad idea to me.

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Will There Be Future Political Turmoil Over Taxing Retirement Savings Plans?

Many of us are contributing to 401k and other retirement plans and some of us are contributing a larger % of our gross pay than others. Some are contributing little or nothing. Will the day come when those that did not use their offered plans to save look at those that are comfortably retired and [...]

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How Are Burial Expenses Covered When There Isn't Enough Money In The Deceased Savings Account?

Should it come out of the life insurance policy or what?

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How Much Can I Safely Withdraw From My Retirement Savings Without Running Out Of Money? Is There A Formula?

I am planning on an early retirement and need to know what portion of my nest egg I can use to supplement my other sources of income without fear that I will end up with zero. I have another 40-50 years of life expectancy and plan to continue to invest the remaining balance as I [...]

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  • Thinking of investing your savings?


    While increasing your savings is good, multiplying your money through smart investments feels great - there are lots of opportunities out there and you can be successful if you're arming yourself with the right information.

    Where to start?

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