Budgeting For Your Family Years

    Budgeting For Your Family Years


  • How A Forensic Accountant Could Help You Receive A Fair Divorce Settlement

    1 June 2016
    Going through a divorce can be extremely frustrating and difficult if your spouse owns his or her own business and is trying to hide assets and money. If you were involved in the business before you decided to get divorced, you might know that he or she is hiding these things, but how can you prove it? If finding this out will affect the amount of money and assets you
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  • Bailing A Friend Out Of Jail: 3 Ways To Ensure The Individual Of Interest Appears In Court

    1 June 2016
    When a friend calls you to bail them out of jail, you really need to think carefully as to whether you trust that your friend will attend court on time. If your friend skips out of court, you will be left responsible with paying the entirety of the bail. The latest reports released by the VERA Institute for Justice in 2009 indicated that the average bail for felonies
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  • Tips For Getting A Home Loan After Bankruptcy

    31 May 2016
    Filing for bankruptcy can help you start over fresh with your finances, but it can also leave you with poor credit. If you filed bankruptcy recently and want to buy a house, getting a home loan might be difficult at first. Over time, though, you should have no problem qualifying for a home loan if you manage your finances well. Here are some tips to help you qualify f
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  • The Benefits Of Using A Payday Advance To Pay Your Child Support

    25 April 2016
    If your child support is coming due, and you are short on funds this month, you may be weighing different options. You may be thinking about making the payment late, borrowing money from a friend or taking out a payday advance to cover the payment. There are benefits to each option, and learning these will help you decide which is the best option for you. Here are som
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  • Stock Your Pantry Without Breaking the Budget

    5 August 2015
    If your income fluctuates or you live paycheck to paycheck, you might occasionally find yourself in the predicament of having little food in the house. You already know that having a well-stocked pantry and freezer can help you avoid this situation, but it's a catch-22: In order to get the pantry stocked in the first place, you need extra money, which you do not have.
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