Beautifying Your Financial Picture

  • 5 Beginner Tips For Buying Gold Bullion Coins

    29 January 2016

    Investing in gold Bullion coins is an attractive idea for many people, but when you're just starting out, it's easy to make expensive mistakes. If you are thinking about or just started buying gold coins for investment purposes, check out these five beginner tips so you make the best investment decisions possible and don't end up spending too much. Know What Is Worth Buying Not all gold Bullion coins are the same.

  • Ask an Accountant: Do Teleworkers Pay Tax in Multiple States?

    27 January 2016

    Teleworking (or working from home) is increasingly popular in the United States, with around 30 million people working in their home office at least once per week. Unfortunately, as this alternative to the daily commute becomes more popular, teleworkers must consider the tax implications of this work style. If you live and work in different states, you may not realize that you could face a higher tax liability. Find out more here.

  • How To Get Top Dollar When Selling Your Old Gold

    13 January 2016

    If you have old pieces of gold jewelry lying around, you may be thinking of selling them to get some extra cash. However, this is a very competitive field and prices fluctuate often as the price of gold goes up and down. As such, the amount you get from one buyer on one day can vary from the amount you get from another buyer on another day. If you have never sold gold before, you may be wondering how to get top dollar for your old jewelry.

  • Arrested On Charges Of Being In The U.S. Illegally: Understanding Immigration Bail Bonds

    12 January 2016

    Illegal immigration is a huge problem in the U.S. and affects the entire nation as a whole. In 2013, both the U.S. Customs and Border Protection and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement made a total of 662,483 arrests. Those who are arrested have the option of posting bail. This gives the defendant an opportunity to hire a lawyer, develop a case and gather up the evidence that they need for their court hearing.

  • How To Avoid Paying Late Charges And Overdraft Fees

    8 December 2015

    Perhaps one of the most frustrating things about getting behind on bills is the need to pay late charges and, often, overdraft fees. If you are only one day late on paying a credit card, for example, the company might assess a late charge that is greater than the minimum payment! If that check bounces, your bank will likely institute an overdraft fee. Take a look at some ways to nip the cycle in the bud and avoid paying late charges and overdraft fees.

  • 4 Smart Ways To Pay Off Your Payday Loan Fast

    30 October 2014

    Do you need to perform emergency repairs on your vehicle or pay for a doctor or dentist appointment? A payday loan can get you out of a tight financial situation in less than an hour's time. You just need to fill out the required paperwork and the money is yours for the noted loan period. You must pay off the loan on the given date to avoid fees and charges that can drive up the rate.

  • Understanding The Difference Between Bail Vs. Bond

    15 September 2014

    If you are like most people, you hear of people being arrested all of the time. It may just be on television, or in the local news, but unfortunately, sometimes it applies to a loved one. If it has happened to a loved one, you may be asked about posting bail, or posting a bond. While these words are often used interchangeably, they do not mean the same things. Understanding the differences may help your loved one get out of jail faster.