By Lance Winslow | On January 15, 2006 | In Wealth-Building | Rated 
Generally most humans desire more wealth. Many have said that wealth allows one to have more options as to what they do, where they go and their quality of life.
By Jeanette Joy Fisher | On December 27, 2005 | In Wealth-Building | Rated
You've seen the real estate guru advertisements for books, DVDs, programs, seminars, and mentoring coaches promoting no-money-down deals. Perhaps you've watched the infomercial on TV with the people telling their stories of how they made millions investing in real estate with no-money-down and cash back to the buyers.
By Richard Chapo | On December 20, 2005 | In Wealth-Building | Rated
On June 3, 2005, the IRS released guidance on charitable deductions for donated vehicles. The American Jobs Creation Act (AJCA) radically changed the amount of the deduction taxpayers can claim for their donated car.
By Richard Chapo | On December 20, 2005 | In Wealth-Building | Rated
Parents must give serious thought to protecting their family through estate tax planning. While life insurance and trusts should be a part of every plan, Roth IRAs can be a simple tool for passing money to your child on a tax-free basis.
By Tim Gorman | On December 18, 2005 | In Wealth-Building | Rated
Do you have financial problems? Then a budget is the answer if you are tired of wondering where your income went. A budget is the answer, if you don’t have savings. A budget is also the only solution to getting out of credit card debt.
By Tim Gorman | On December 18, 2005 | In Wealth-Building | Rated
Do you like so many others feel, that even if they are earning well, are spending even more? Do you want to change all that and live in sound financial health and within your budget? Is there such a thing as a realistic budget? Are you skeptical that you can make a budget that takes into account all your necessities and provides for luxuries? You can live well and within a budget, and it starts with changing your attitudes towards money, expenditures and budget setting.
By Tim Gorman | On December 16, 2005 | In Wealth-Building | Rated
No matter what income level you are currently at, generating savings is always a smart move to make. So what is one area you can generate a satisfying level of savings? Change your habits and how you use electricity. Yes, do these simple steps and satisfyingly watch your electrical bills dwindle.
By Tim Gorman | On December 16, 2005 | In Wealth-Building | Rated
Financial planning at an early age may seem complicated, however it can be easier than you might think. At the age of 25 most of us are just beginning our married life, and there are homes and automobiles to buy and children to plan for. This leaves little time to plan for the future. These are some simple steps that you can take to ensure that you and your family will be able to handle unexpected emergencies and expenses.
By Tim Gorman | On December 16, 2005 | In Wealth-Building | Rated
To budget, to have a budget and to be on a budget is not a bad thing; in fact, it’s just about the best financial situation you can find yourself in. A budget is a valuable financial management tool which will enable you to pay your monthly expenses, save a certain percentage of your income and control your expenditures.
By Matthew Keegan | On December 13, 2005 | In Wealth-Building | Rated
Building wealth is as simple as saving a little bit here and a little bit there. You need not have great riches in order to accumulate wealth, but you need to have the drive, determination, and discipline to successfully increase your wealth. Let’s look at 6 proven wealth building strategies you can put to use today.
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