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Should you invest or prepay your loan?

By: Adhil Shetty | 2011-04-05 | Loans
Equity mutual funds make a great investment. However, given the volatile nature of the market and the loss experienced by investors in the past months, one should keep expectations realistic and be willing to wait it out for at least 10-15 years to see a good return from equities. read more

Mississauga Accountants Saving You Tax Dollars

By: Phillip Maguire | 2011-01-20 | Article Marketing
Learn How Mississauga Accountants Are Tax Saving Experts That Care About Saving Your Tax Dollars. Discover Why You Want Mississauga Accountants For Your Tax Returns and All Accounting Services. read more

Energy Budgeting: are Pre-Payment Metres Brilliant?

By: David Samson | 2012-04-20 | Small Business
This article explores whether prepayment metres can be a valuable budgeting tool or an utter inconvenience. read more

Taming Student Loan Debt With Prepayments

By: Jeff Mictabor | 2011-04-14 | Loans
Today, two-thirds of college students leave school with at least some debt from college loans. The average debt is approaching $25,000, a figure that includes not just the original amounts borrowed but, for most students, accumulated interest as well. read more

Understand Prepayment Clauses To Repay Your Home Loan

By: Moneylaxmi | 2011-11-30 | Loans
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RBI favours no prepayment penalty

By: property expert | 2011-09-28 | Real Estate
In the present environment of rising interest rates, there is some good news for home loan borrowers. Soon the norm of levying a prepayment penalty may come to an end. read more

How To Save On International Calls While Avoiding Prepayment Credit Checks And Switching Carriers

By: Don Jackson | 2010-11-24 | Communications
In searching for the most competitive long distance international rates, you will need to consider your personal needs and actual calling habits. Some carriers have an easy code you can use from your landline prior to dialing local and international long distance calls, which eliminates the need for a phone calling card altogether. read more

Tuition Assistance - Reimbursement Or Pre-Pay?

By: Sandy Womack | 2010-04-02 | Reference & Education
Many large and mid-sized companies offer educational assistance to their employees. This is considered a benefit, and it is unusual for a company to cut this benefit. However, some companies have put a hold on new education applications for a quarter or two and a few companies are lowering the maximum dollar amount per year. These changes reflect the slow economic conditions of this year. read more

How to Stretch Your Dollars

By: Gerry Hartigan | 2010-04-02 | Personal Finance
How to make your income stretch further. Many people are scratching their heads trying to make their income stretch further. It seems there is too much month at the end of our money. For many of us a second job is out of the question, so what can we do to stretch our income? read more

Opting to prepay?

By: Adhil Shetty | 2011-03-23 | Loans
She had always wanted to pay off her debt and did not want to depend on volatile market conditions and wait ages before the property became her completely her own with no stake in it for the bank. Of course while she was paying her loan, she did not have to worry too much about availing maximum tax rebates possible on her salary, as the loan took care of it. read more

What you should know about prepayment penalty!

By: Adhil Shetty | 2011-03-16 | Loans
Prepayment implies closing the loan earlier than planned. Most banks impose a penalty on prepayment. The prepayment can be charged in two cases. One, when you prepay with your own sources. In this case, you issue a cheque from your account. Second, you refinance the loan from another bank. read more

Prepay For Internet, Then Relax and Enjoy!

By: serversin | 2013-02-04 | Broadband Internet
If you’ve never before taken advantage of prepaid Internet, it’s time to find out what you’ve been missing. read more

Should You Prepay for IT Service Hours?

By: Prasad Josh | 2011-11-08 | Management
In this article, readers will find information regarding payment to IT service providers. read more

Generation Skipping Trusts Can Provide Tax Savings

By: KraftLawIN | 2011-02-17 | Law
Due to provisions that are contained in the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010, the estate rate was reduced from the 55% that had been scheduled down to 35% in 2011 and 2012. At first glance this sounds great, but when you inherit your family legacy and the government takes 35% of it before it reaches your hands, it sounds a lot less appealing. read more

Tax Planning - Save Money From Taxes

By: Rick Goldfeller | 2010-04-02 | Taxes
As a good citizen, you must pay your taxes every year. Even if you don't want to, you are still compelled to pay it. Actually, the amount you owe to the government is proportionate to your net taxable income. The rate will depend on the bracket your income belongs to. But as much as possible, we wanted lower liabilities to the government. There are many ways on how to lower down your taxes. read more