Financial Tips

Getting ready for tax season

A new year not only brings a host of new opportunities, but it also brings a host of familiar obligations. One such obligation is paying taxes, which doesn't have to be done until mid-April. But waiting until the last minute with respect to taxes can make the process even more difficult, and putting it off certainly won't help those people who vowed to stop procrastinating in the new year.
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New year brings new sales

When the holiday shopping rush ends, there are plenty of people who are ready to retire their credit cards for awhile and take a break from the checkout lines. Still, others look forward to the sales that start the new year, eager to get great deals on many different products and services.
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Negotiating a new lease for the new year

The new year brings many changes. Those who are ending the term on their current automobile lease may be in position to consider a buy-out or could be looking to secure a new, better lease deal.
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Changes to expect when you get new health insurance

Health insurance plans have grown increasingly expensive, and many employers shop around regularly in order to save money as well as keep prices affordable for their employees. This could mean that at the start of every new year, individuals have a new insurance card in their pockets and a new plan to learn.
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How to establish a budget for the new year

Resolutions abound come the dawn of a new year. Fitness and finances tend to dominate many people's resolutions, with the goals of shedding a few pounds and saving more money both being popular resolutions.
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