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how does paying "extra " on a debt such as credit card or auto loan help reduce amount owed
Submitted Mar 19, 2021
If I owe several credit card balances due to divorce, and I come into a windfall, how do I decide which balances to pay off? I need to reduce the money I have going out monthly and I don't know how to determine how a lump sum payment would affect the overall balance. Can you help?
Submitted Mar 19, 2021
i retired in 2000 and collected social security , rental income and RMD since then. now I am selling rental house. my expense is gone down. Thinking those option, I would like to convert IRA money into ROTH IRA. . Now my question to is " can I pay IRS Taxes out of my taxable account, not from IRA money?"
Submitted Mar 4, 2021
I need to consolidate my retirement accounts. And I need to make a decision on how to consolodate them. Some conversation on this issue? thank you
Submitted Mar 1, 2021
I would like to know that use my tax return rebate to pay off my mortgage or use it as emergency fund for future use. I’m paying mortgage rate at 2.875% and I owned about around 13K for 15 year.
Submitted Feb 12, 2021
Two weeks ago, I started working for a small company (55 employees) as a full-time independent contractor. I've heard I have to pay all my own taxes and will have to file quarterly? As I have never been employed in this type of scenario, I have no idea where to begin.
Submitted Feb 8, 2021
In your home mortgage refinance calculator, there is a question on Other Closing Cost fees. Do we include Pre Paid Interest and 6 months of Property Tax escrow also in this. Are these counted as fees ?? I have 2 options to refinance my investment property which is currently at 4.5 APR. I plan to keep the property for 5 years. Tax bracket is 24%. Which one of the...
Submitted Jan 21, 2021
What would be the best way for an employer to get tools and resources to explain the various tax scenarios to their employees who just had their company go through an IPO and are in the middle of their lock-up period? Should they just find a CPA or Tax Attorney to give a talk in general terms, or are there companies that will do this?
Submitted Jan 15, 2021
We have $1,600,000 in our IRAs. I am 72 and my wife is 68. We have no debt and our home is probably worth about $575,000. Our health is reasonably good. The average age of death for my parents and grandparents was 85 to 90. My wife's genetic history is unknown because her parents died accidentally when they were young. Our 4 children are grown and gone and...
Submitted Jan 15, 2021
Can I get the first stimulus check that I didn’t receive because of child support
Submitted Jan 10, 2021

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