Why do gas prices seem to fluctuate wildly from week to week? From the viewpoint of the average consumer, it doesn’t make sense. How can a commodity product increase its price over such a short period? Let’s see if we can figure out what’s going on. Several factors contribute to the cost of a gallon… Continue reading What Impacts Gasoline Prices?
Author: Ed Barton
Paying Taxes With Your Credit Card is a BAD Idea
If you own your own business or have not been deducting enough from your weekly paychecks, you will probably owe some income taxes when tax time rolls around. This is never fun, and if you do not have the money in your checking account right now, you might be tempted to pay the taxes with… Continue reading Paying Taxes With Your Credit Card is a BAD Idea
What Information Do I Need For the FAFSA
If you’re considering going to college, you’ll need to fill out a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). This form is used to determine your eligibility for financial aid, which can help cover the cost of tuition and other expenses. Here’s what you need to know to complete a FAFSA. So make sure you… Continue reading What Information Do I Need For the FAFSA
4 Steps To Financial Independence
Financial independence is highly desirable. Yet, for some reason, it seems to elude many of us. You’ve likely tried your hand at many different approaches, yet none have been able to give you the anticipated results. The good news is that financial independence can be achieved. By making certain adjustments to your life, you’ll find… Continue reading 4 Steps To Financial Independence
5 Tips To Invest Like The Wealthy
Many wealthy investors invest the same as you. However, there can be significant differences. In most cases, you can match the investments of wealthy investors by alternative means. There are a few investment strategies you can’t mimic, even if you’re an average investor. Interestingly, significantly few wealthy investors can outperform the market average. You might… Continue reading 5 Tips To Invest Like The Wealthy
Why You Should Consider A Used Car
There are a lot of reasons to buy a used car. Used cars are cheaper than new ones and depreciate less over time. They also tend to have lower insurance rates and better fuel economy. Plus, with a used car, you can often get a wider variety of features for the same price as a… Continue reading Why You Should Consider A Used Car
4 Steps to Save On Your Taxes
Does Tax Season get you down? Here are four simple steps that any small business owner can take to lower their tax bill this year. STEP #1: Understand How Serious Your Tax Problem Is Are you aware of just how much in taxes you are paying? Here’s how much the average family spends on various… Continue reading 4 Steps to Save On Your Taxes
When Is Procrastination A Good Thing?
You might believe that success is about coming up with great ideas or doing the impossible, but most successful results are from the mundane. It’s doing the things that no one wants to do. Whether losing weight, getting a better job, doing well in school, or saving a million dollars, the process is mainly unenjoyable.… Continue reading When Is Procrastination A Good Thing?
Do You Have Problems Delegating? Delegation for Balance
One of the most challenging transitions for a business owner is embracing delegation. The number one element holding back entrepreneurs is their role as a bottleneck instead of a facilitator. Using Delegation to Balance Your Life If you’re like many people today, you’ve got everything going on in your life: work, school, kids, household duties,… Continue reading Do You Have Problems Delegating? Delegation for Balance
Do You Think That Filing Taxes Sucks?
Most people don’t look forward to filing their tax returns or paying taxes. There really isn’t much to look forward to as it is a tedious process that can take weeks to complete. Some people even have lousy luck raising the interest of the IRS. The trouble is most of these people’s mistakes are not… Continue reading Do You Think That Filing Taxes Sucks?