If you’re a human being, then it’s very likely that at one point you’ve wished you had a larger income. You can try as hard as you can to make more money in a month through second jobs and savings accounts, but sometimes we just can’t make ends meet. Take a look at a few...
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TFS Closed-End Fund Strategy
The strategy seeks to create portfolios of Closed-End Funds (CEF’s) which provide a high level of current income with the potential for capital appreciation. The strategy will invest in CEF’s which are trading at significant discounts to Net Asset Value (NAV) and provide high levels of current income. These portfolios will primarily invest in the...
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Invalid Reasons to Avoid Saving for Retirement
When it comes to saving for your future, the process may seem overwhelming. After all, in these tough economic times, it’s easy to feel pressure from student loans, mortgage rates, banking fees, creditors, insurance, and other expenses. Planning your retirement may seem like the last thing you need to prioritize. Millennials face the brunt of retirement...
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What is Underwriting and How Does it Work?
Once you’ve finished your house search, made an offer for the property, and been pre-approved for a mortgage, you may feel as though that home is yours. Unfortunately, however, the process is far from finished. You still have to prove your creditworthiness to the underwriter before everything will go through on the sale, and if it...
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The Best Money Tips For New Graduates
Graduating from college is a milestone that leaves many students overwhelmed with finding a new career, managing monthly expenses, and paying off student loans. Finding a solution that allows you to manage your money wisely is the best way to start a new career, and an independent lifestyle, without accruing more debt than you can handle....
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Nine Ways To Be Prepared Against Always Changing Tax Laws
Clients ask about how they can be prepared against always changing tax laws. One of the certainties of modern taxation is constant, unending change. Perusing the Congressional Budget Office’s (CBO) “Reducing the Deficit: Spending and Revenue Options”, convinces any thoughtful person that changing tax laws are inevitable. Preparing for new tax laws while considering how...
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Tips for Getting Your Finances in Order
It’s that time of year again. When we start analyzing our bank statements and credit card bills, as well as reviewing the fixed-rate savings, cash ISAs and personal pensions on the market. Once the festive season has been and gone, the financial season is well and truly upon us. Yes, the new financial year and...
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How to Avoid Moving Back in With Your Parents
We’ve all been there. The awkward moment when your parents think they’re finally free of you and then you knock at their door with all your possessions. It might be a life transition, perhaps you’re moving house or you’ve just finished university. But beware! You tell your parents, “It’ll only be for a week or...
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Strategies for Long-term Investing
In the economic environment investors have had to endure the last 4 years, it is a wonder any can look beyond their nose to see what the long-term investment future may look like. Many investors feel as if they are simultaneously juggling a bowling ball, a cat, and a lit firework and if they drop...
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Tips on Building Your Credit Rating in College
Whether you have just entered college or if you’re already enrolled and you’re seeking ways to secure your financial future, building your credit rating can help in many areas of life. When you’re in college, building your credit rating is possible regardless of your age with the proper support and the right opportunity. Before you...
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