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Taxes are something every American pays at some point in their lives – they’re inevitable. Today, we’re taking a look at all the different taxes that Americans pay on a daily basis. 1) Income Taxes Whenever someone thinks of taxes, …
When you go to buy a car, you want to get the best deal. While getting a good deal relies on your negotiating skills to a certain extent, getting the most bang for your buck also includes getting a good …
In a survey conducted between September and October of last year, the Federal Reserve reported that 25 percent of American households are “just getting by.” Additionally, 13 percent said they were “barely getting by,” while a whopping 34 percent said they were …
A recent Pricegrabber survey reports 82 percent of online shoppers will use shopping apps to save on holiday gifts this year. With so many apps to choose from, it’s difficult to distinguish which ones will save you money or just take up …
This is a guest post by Jason Cabler who blogs at http://www.cfinancialfreedom.com/ Have you thought seriously about refinancing your home mortgage lately? If you haven’t, you should probably consider taking a serious look it, because in a lot of cases …
I do my best to steer clear of politics when I’m talking finance, but the Presidential debate last night has left the Internet buzzing about the aftermath. For the sake of Everything Finance, I thought it would be a good …
Have you been shying away from wearing glasses? Do you think it takes away from your looks, yet you don’t have a choice but to wear prescription glasses? Well if you have too, how about wearing glasses that make you …
Here are 5 ideas for sources of retirement income that can provide you with some steady income.
Peer-to-peer (P2P) lending has been getting an awful lot of attention these days. The big two P2P lenders in the US are Prosper and Lending Club, respectively. Here’s how it works. Borrowers post a public request for a loan and …
This summer we have been experiencing record high temperatures across the nation. Keeping the house bearable can be a real budget buster. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, consumers spend 6% to 12% of their income on utilities, and …
