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Cost Segregation - Tax Deductions by Calvin Coolidge

“Collecting more taxes than is absolutely necessary is legalized robbery.” - Calvin Coolidge, 13th President of the United States
In addition to the numerous tax deductions the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) allows, research indicates that most U.S. taxpayers do not claim all deductions to which they are entitled.
Some of the tax deductions business [...]

Equity Release: Unlock Some of the Cash in Your Home

A common situation that many retired Britons face is the struggle of living on a limited pension and personal savings whilst living in an equity rich property. Having cash tied up in your property instead of your pocket can be a frustrating situation but equity release plans could be the perfect solution to reversing the [...]

Your Savings: Your Options

Savings accounts come in a number of different shapes and sizes and offer varying degrees of flexibility and high interest returns accordingly. With so many options, it pays to shop around to make sure that you’re receiving the best return for your money; however, you may also find it beneficial to determine the best use [...]

Just what is an Annuity?

In the simplest of terms, an annuity is an income for life provided by an insurance company in exchange for your pension fund or a lump sum of money. The larger the pension fund or lump sum, the larger the income from the annuity will be. You are essentially converting your pension fund or lump [...]

Budgeting is the Secret to Saving

Saving on a regular basis may seem like a mammoth undertaking and one that you could only achieve after a hefty pay rise. In fact, this is one of the common excuses that we all use to avoid building a nest-egg, but putting a little money aside each month should not be seen as a [...]

Smart Thinking: Saving Money for the future

While we are all aware of the importance of putting away money for the future, the reality is that saving doesn’t come naturally to most of us. When it comes to putting money away, setting “smart” goals is the first step in finding the motivation to save.
What are “smart” goals? SMART is a popular acronym [...]

Saving For a Rainy Day

With the effects of the recent credit crunch, it makes sense to take simple steps now to hold onto your hard-earned cash. By using common sense and economising where possible you can ensure that you keep your head above water.
Set aside some time to look at your monthly spending; therefore, start with the major outgoings. [...]