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Last month, the U.S. House of Representatives released a proposed FY 2109 budget that it believes will balance the budget in nine years.

A Brighter Future

The body boasts that if it is ultimately adopted “[b]y building on economic growth and addressing unsustainable government spending, this budget for fiscal year 2019 provides a responsible plan that will ensure A Brighter American Future.”  (Its emphasis, not mine.)

One of the most common questions I get is "how do I improve my credit score?".  Megan Leonhardt has a recent article on CNBC.com offering tips on what affects a cred

While many traditional retailers are struggling in today’s economy, the PGA superstore is growing and planning to open additional stores in 2018. This is very unusual, as everyone has read about many retailers filing for bankruptcy over the last several years.

Discounts as Whole Food Markets

What is a Statement of Financial Affairs? Sounds pretty simple and harmless, right? Actually, it can be very detailed and complicated.

First of all I would advise that you should always keep a copy in a safe obvious location within your home or apartment of your filed tax return. Please review my previous blog "How Long Should I Keep My Income Tax Records?" which details how long it is advised to keep your returns.

For many people in America, buying their own home is one of the biggest purchases in their lifetime.  Their home is also typically the most valuable asset they own.  Cars and other items lose value as they get older, but land typically holds its value or actually increases in value.  So naturally home mortgages are one of the most common sources of concern and worry when I talk with potential clients.

According to new research published in a recent Politico article, Millennials are facing an uphill battle when it comes to retirement savings and building wealth.