With today's economy, it's hard to feel like you can stay on top of things. Everyone worries if can can pay your credit card bills or about the possibility of losing the job. Maybe somebody has to reduce hours of work or to choose between the services.
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Banking has changed in many ways over the centuries. The oldest forms of banking were often simple loans issued to businesses to buy their property. Once the goods were sold, the lender collected the money for the loan with interest. Today banks have diversified their services and products in order ...
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There are many properties in a stage of foreclosure or taken back by lenders at this time and a lot of buyers ask about them, because they heard that's where you can get an incredible deal. You should mention that there is much misinformation and hype out there and we ...
Posted by Jake Jackson on December - 12 - 20110 Comment
Below is an excerpt from Adam Davidson’s latest New York Times Magazine column, “What Nail-Polish Sales Tell Us About the Economy.” Read all of Davidson’s Times Magazine columns here.
Economics is all about consumption. People either spend money now or they use financial instruments — like bonds, stocks and savings accounts — so they can spend more later. A healthy economy is largely a result of a reasonable balance between consumption today and consumption deferred, and it’s pretty clear that balance has been ridiculously out of whack for a while…
…the key factor that determines consumption and, therefore, the health of the economy, lies in our psychology. Eco
Posted by Jake Jackson on December - 9 - 20110 Comment
Years ago, I found myself sitting in law school in Moot Court wearing an oversized itchy blue suit. It was a horrible experience. In a desperate attempt to avoid anything like that in the future I enrolled in a tax course. I loved it. I signed up for another. Before I knew it, in addition to my JD, I had a LL.M Taxation. I needed only to don my cape…. taxgirl® was born. Today, I live and work in Philadelphia, PA, one of the best cities in the world . I landed in the City of Brotherly Love by way of Temple University School of Law. While at law school, I interned at the estates attorney division of the IRS. At IRS, I participated in the review and audit of federal estate tax returns. I even took the lead on a successful audit. At
Posted by Jake Jackson on November - 29 - 20110 Comment
Posted on by Jason (Frugal Dad)
After reading your comments about the Amazon Infographic that we released two weeks ago (check it out here if you havent seen it), it got me thinking about just how big Walmart could be.
Broadly speaking there are four main types of pension trustees, although the categories are by no means definitive as trustee is not traditionally a profession as such, but rather a role to which individuals with other training or life skills from outside pension trusts might be appointed. First, “individual trustees” are, as the title suggests, one of several trustees or a member of a board of pension trustees. Secondly, a “corporate trustee” is a company, or more accurately speaking the director of that company. Often where occupational pension schemes are concerned, the employer itself will be the pension trustee. Thirdly, member-nominated trustees might be directors or members who have experience of financial matters and are appointed to take on the responsibilities of managing the trust fund on behalf of beneficiaries of the scheme.
Posted by Jake Jackson on November - 20 - 20110 Comment
It may sound too intuitive that the thrust of any individual movement in life is the production of something that ultimately gives that individual some means for sustenance.
Collective effort outcome supposedly produces enough for all and then some. The expansion and contraction of the production movement determines the economic welfare of nations. At least this is how it is supposed to work assuming that there are resources to be energized by movement of masses.
As the society becomes more sophisticated new factors compete for trivialities of distractions. Individual income taxes, corporate income taxes are examples. A massive body of individuals is working for what we call the IRS (other nations have a different name for it.) They are now on the phone talking and threatening, others issuing IRS levy.
Some are carrying the garnishments tray for the unfortunate of the day. But
