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A reverse mortgage is a loan against your property. But, instead of you making payments to the lender as...

The Treasury Inspector General for Taxpayer Administration (TIGTA) is warning taxpayers about one particular category of tax scams that...

If you didn’t have health insurance in 2014 or the insurance you had did not meet minimum requirements, you...

Have you ever wanted to be your own boss, but didn’t want to start a business from scratch? If...

The IRS announces that, as part of its efforts to curb fraud and identity theft, it will no longer...

What will happen to your business if you die, retire, or become disabled? If you are the owner of...

Certain miscellaneous expenses you pay during the year may be tax-deductible. Examples include fees you pay for tax advice...

A good domestic worker can help take care of your children, assist an elderly parent, or keep your household...

Catastrophes, thefts, natural disasters, accidents, fires – they happen. If such misfortunes strike, a well-researched and up-to-date homeowner’s insurance...

Many small start-up businesses are off and running before any record system has been set up. There is money...

Withholding too much tax from your wages isn’t a smart financial move. Review how much you’re having withheld in...

There are several sources of revenue that are not subject to income tax. Here are the most common sources...

With retirement plan contributions, it’s the early bird who maximizes tax-deferred earnings. Make your contributions as early in the...

* SOCIAL SECURITY taxable wage limit increases from 2014 limit of $117,000 to $118,500 for 2015. Retirees under full...

There are many ways to make your business more profitable, and sound credit policies are high on the list....

Many small business owners pay too little attention to their financial statements. This is due in part to not...