Protect your Identity: How to Freeze Your Credit
One of the best ways to protect yourself from ID theft is to freeze your credit at all credit agencies… Read More
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New Jersey is offering a $3,000 income tax exemption for honorable discharged veterans… Read More>>
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Half of the US population had their personal information potentially exposed by the latest Equifax breach. Here are some steps you can take to protect yourself from identity fraud… Read…
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By Ellen James Martin All across the nation, baby boomers age 60 and above are grappling with a thorny choice: should they renovate the family home or sell and downsize? Downsizing sounds like…
Read More Credit.com News: How Much Can Removing One Negative Item Raise Your Credit Score?
By Brooke Niemeyer Having a good credit score is important, whether you’re looking to finance a new home or simply get better terms on a new credit card. But sometimes…
Read More NJ Lowers Income Taxes for Retirees and Eliminates Estate Tax (with phase in period)
On Friday, Governor Christie signed the Gas Tax bill into law in NJ. Along with raising the state’s gas tax (effective Nov 1) this legislation contains multiple tax concessions for…
Read More NJ 529 ABLE law has a lot of restrictions
Last March I wrote about the new and exciting addition to 529 Accounts called ABLE accounts for individuals with disabilities that would allow for investment accounts up to $100,000 without…
Read More Credit.com News: Are You Paying Off Your Debt Wrong?
By Jeanine Skowronski It’s happened. You’ve pinched all your pennies, paid off all your bills and – finally! – ended up with enough money to make an extra loan payment…
Read More IRS Warns Scammers are Rampant and Clever
The IRS will NEVER contact you on the phone or via email. If you receive a call from the IRS, hang up immediately. If you receive an email, delete it…
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