Student loans can be tricky to understand. Knowing the status of your loans can help you better manage and repay them.
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7 Tax Deductions Lawyers Overlook
The problem with taxes is not paying them (after all, that’s the cost of civilization) but the huge drag taxes have on your ability to create wealth. The federal tax system is structured to encourage you to act certain ways. Why not take advantage of the opportunities to save on taxes? Once of the reasons
Congratulations, You Got a Raise. Now What?
Raises are exciting and something to be celebrated, but how can you effectively use them for your benefit? Set yourself up for the future with these 7 tips for utilizing your recent raise.
Private Student Loans – An Introduction
Previously, we discussed the many different flavors of federal student loans. Private student loans for lawyers are not nearly as common as their federal cousins, but several readers may have picked up a few private student loans in undergraduate or law school. Essentially, a private loan is any loan that is not issued or backed
State Capital Gains Taxes: Where Should You Sell?
Have you recently thought about selling your equities? Make sure you know your capital gains tax rates or you might lose out on more of your money.
Federal Student Loans – An Introduction
The first step in erasing your student loans is understanding what you’ve borrowed. This is not as easy as it should be, but the process is getting better. Once you know what type of loans you hold, you can begin to understand your options. There are two types of student loans: Private loans are made
How to Choose Your Income and Get Rich Slowly
Diverting a portion of your salary to savings every year can actually increase your happiness and help you save for your future. Read on for more information about this financial practice.
Contribute to 401(k) or Pay Off Student Loans?
The age old question: dig yourself out of debt or contribute to your financial future? Hear’s why it’s a good idea to do both.
My Worst Financial Mistake (or How I Lost $10,000)
Investing without a plan can be time-consuming and unproductive. Learn from my mistakes and read why I don’t regret my investment below.
