Month: October 2013

The Best Steps To Prepare for An Interview!

By David S. Chang After interviewing and going through hundreds of people for my businesses, non profits, and other organizations, that I am a part of, I learned a few things of what separated the top bunch with everyone else. With the job hunting environment more difficult these days, it is important to not make […]
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Your Pet Expenses Might be Tax Deductible

Some of your pet’s expenses may be deductible if your pet generates business income. If you raise guide dogs for a charitable organization or you foster or rescue animals for an IRS-approved charity, their expenses may be deductible. To find out more about deductible expenses, speak with your tax professional or review IRS Publication 17, […]
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There’s No Reason To Pay For Your Credit Score Anymore

MANDI WOODRUFF Forget for a minute all the complicated math that goes into computing your credit scores. People are sometimes lucky if they even know where to find them. For some reason, the geniuses of credit reporting decided it’d be a good idea to offer the physical report for free once a year and dangle […]
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Principles of Long-Term Investing Part 3

This is part 3 in a series on the principles of long-term investing. Click here for Part 1 and Part 2! 7) Learn from your mistakes! It is important to never stop learning. The words “this time is different” are costly in investing. One of the key differences between successful long-term investors and those who […]
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8 Principles of Long-Term Investing Part 2

This is Part 2 of the eight principles of long-term investing. as we continue to look at important principles that you may find useful in helping you make investment decisions. Click here for part 1! 4. Be Flexible And Diversified. Diversification is a powerful tool to reduce certain types of risk in your portfolio. Make […]
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