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Good Ways to Spend Your Tax Refunds

attorney Did you receive a tax refund this year?  How did you spend it?  The average refund this year is approximately $3,000.00.  A recent article from CNBC offers advice on how we should spend our refund.  They offered a list of nine ways to get the most out of your 2016 tax refund.

Paycheck to Paycheck is No Way to Live

Attorney Ed WoodsAccording to a recent story in the New York Post, half of the working families in the United States are living pay check to pay check.  Living this way may work for a while or even a long time; however, the problem it presents is the inability to effectively cope with an unexpected crisis.

Tax Day is Fast Approaching

Lawyer Nick GajewskiSpring is in the air (along with all the pollen that it brings!), but that also means that Tax Day is fast approaching!  Tax Day, the day your income tax returns are due, is April 15th of each year.  This year, however, everyone will have 3 more days because of how the date lines up with the weekend and a federal holiday.

Student Loan Forgiveness Program May Not Be So Forgiving

Mary Conner PoolIf you are part of a student loan forgiveness program that will forgive your students loans after work in public service, you should pay close attention to this emerging story.  More than 550,000 borrowers have signed up for the program, but now some are wondering if the government will hold up its end of the bargain

How Should a Veteran File an Original VA Disability Claim?

Attorney Ron SykstusAs of March 24, 2015, the VA (Veterans Administration) implemented a new regulation requiring that all VA claims be filed on standardized forms. The VA will also no longer accept informal claims in order to establish a claimant’s effective date for benefits. Federal Register rule changes were announced here: Standard Claims and Appeals Forms; Final Rule

Subprime Mortgage Crisis Part Two

Jace FerraezWe all remember the subprime mortgage crisis, right? Well, here we go again. At least it’s a possibility according to William Poole, senior fellow at the Cato Institute and former CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

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