Many investors are in a wait and watch mode because the financial crisis of 2008 and mini catastrophes in more recent times has made them cautious. It is true that the stocks are currently priced low. This could be bad if you are planning to sell right now. On the other hand, this could be…

401 K plans are fast becoming the most attractive revenue sharing options around. Many people are turning to these schemes as a way of saving up for their retirement without having to pay immediate tax. The benefits of a 401 K Revenue Sharing Scheme 401 K schemes enable employees to put aside a portion of…

Chapter 1 of the Foreclosure ATG deals with tax consequences when a property is disposed of through a short sale, foreclosure, abandonments and deed in lieu of foreclosure. A lot of taxpayers do not know that even if they lose their property through one of the above channels, the lender is still legally empowered to…

With Brexit on the way and the shock of having to leave the EU, many British people are starting to wonder about the relation between the British pound (£, Sterling, GBP) and the European currency (€, Euro, EUR). To understand the relationship these two currencies have had throughout the years, we must first learn the…

The US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HDU) was set up through the US Housing Act of 1937. It was revised in 1965 through the Department of Housing and Urban Development which established HUD as a cabinet-level agency. Another change came in 1968 when riots broke out following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther…

Digital currency is no longer a taboo and holds no stigma in the financial world. While almost a decade ago Bitcoin was considered a scam-like fashionable item whose fame would die out rather fast, now, eight years later, it’s still as strong as it ever was. But how? Digital currency is more autonomous than physical…