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Smart Money Move #1: Check Your Credit Report Every Year
This one’s a no-brainer, but vitally important to your financial health…
A mistaken late payment or some other credit snafu can send your credit — and, as a result, your overall BUYING POWER — into a financial tailspin! Visit annualcreditreport.com to have access to reports from all three credit reporting agencies.
Knowledge IS power when it comes to your credit report. Check it every year for problems and errors… or pay the price later on! (By the way, if you DO encounter problems, you CAN fix them — read Clean Up Your Credit Rating here.)
More on the importance of good credit:
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9 Money "Deals" You Should Refuse
We want to make sure you don't fall prey to any of these sneaky tricks, so we've put together nine common examples of 'can't miss' offers that you should avoid at all costs. Read More.
10 Fabulous Freebies
We're not pulling any fast ones here, folks. Check out our 10 favorite freebies and stop spending money where you don't need to! Read More.
Retail Sales Hit Record Lows
Searching for great deals online? We'll show you how to save big with these seven super sites. Read More.
Should You Have Health Insurance for Fido?
Pets are a big part of the family - but is insurance necessary to protect them? Consider these questions. Read More.
Beware "Senior Specialists"
If you're retired, you not only need to be concerned about how you are spending your money but also how others may want to spend it. Read More.
A Crucial Question for the Candidates
Energy is still a crucial topic in next month's election. Here's each candidates' position. Read More.
7 Ways to Increase Your Income
Boost your paycheck all on your own with our seven steps and squeeze more out of every penny! Read More.
9 Dangerous Money Mistakes to Avoid
During times like this, what you DON'T do is as important as what you DO do. Here are 9 mistakes to avoid. Read More.
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102Straight Talk TipAging Parent DeductionsIf you provide more than half of an aging parent's support, you may be able to declare your parent a dependent even if he or she is not living in your home. In addition to getting the dependent deduction, you may also be able to take a tax deduction for your parent's medical expenses. To prove you pay the expenses, pay your parent's bills directly to the provider, rather than giving your parent(s) the money to pay the bill. Click here for more tips. |
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