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How to Handle Winning the Lottery and Other Unexpected Windfalls
Published: 04/02/2012 by Kevin Mulligan in Money
Winning the lottery is a dream everyone has. You are far more likely to receive an inheritance. Either way, dreaming of a big payday is nice - but what would you actually do if you won? How would you protect your assets?
How Important is the United States' Credit Rating?
Published: 12/22/2011 by Kevin Mulligan in Credit
The United States faces a huge debt load, high expenses, and decreasing tax revenue. Congress has not come to terms with our financial problems. Will the credit rating of the US be cut further? If so, what will that do to average Americans?
What is the Buffett Tax Rule?
Published: 04/21/2012 by Kevin Mulligan in Money
Warren Buffett has publicly said he thinks the rich pay too little in tax. A new proposal has come out in his name that would require millionaires to pay a minimum of 30% tax. Is the Buffett rule fair and will it ever be implemented?
Why the Payroll Tax Extension is Useless
Published: 01/02/2012 by Kevin Mulligan in Money
Congress recently extended the payroll tax cut for another two months. This sets up another Congressional battle on what to do in February. Instead of making a decision on important issues, Congress kicks the can down the road. Why this is pointless.
How to Estimate How Much Money You'll Need in Retirement
Published: 02/10/2012 by Kevin Mulligan in Credit
Estimating how much money you will need to have saved up for retirement isn't an easy process. There are many variables that will impact how much saving you will need. Learn how to adjust your retirement plan based on future decisions.
Should You Delay Filing Your Taxes If You Owe?
Published: 01/17/2012 by Kevin Mulligan in Money
Getting a big tax refund means you'll want to file your taxes as quickly as possible. But what should you do if you end up owing the government money? Should you delay filing as late as possible or just go ahead and pay what you owe?
Pros and Cons of a National Sales Tax
Published: 11/24/2011 by Kevin Mulligan in Money
The United States is trillions of dollars in debt. A national sales tax has been pondered as a potential fix for the tax revenue problem in Congress. But is adding a new tax the best move to solve our nation's problems?
Removing An IRS Federal Tax Lien
Published: 12/24/2010 by Ciele Edward in Money
The Internal Revenue Service is exceptionally efficient at collecting overdue taxes. The IRS has many options including the right to file a tax lien against you. Unlike many varieties of lien, a federal tax lien isn’t property specific.
What To Do If Your Employer Misreports Your Income to the IRS
Published: 04/24/2012 by Kevin Mulligan in Money
If your employer reports your income incorrectly to the IRS you could pay too much income tax. Be sure to request a new W2 or 1099 first, but if they don't respond you need to take action by using Form 4852 from the IRS.
Are TIPS Your Best Protection Against Inflation?
Published: 11/24/2011 by Kevin Mulligan in Money
Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities or TIPS are an easy way to hedge against inflation. But are the best choice to protect your portfolio for the long run?
