Streamlining My Finances

Posted on: 29 September 2019

When a family member passes away leaving an entire life's worth of stuff in a house, the family will often decide to host an estate sale to liquidate the assets and get rid of the things. If you are trying to decide if this is the right option for you after being left with your parent's house, you should know that it likely is. An estate sale is the best way to liquidate the contents of an entire house, and your estate sale could be very profitable if you handle it properly.
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Posted on: 26 July 2019

Trusts come in two varieties: revocable and irrevocable. With a revocable trust, you act as the trustee over your own trust. You establish the trust, and you dictate how it will be managed. With a lawyer's help, you establish documents that will help protect your trust and facilitate its distribution and care in the event of your death. As such, it is important to select a successor trustee who can act in your stead, should you meet an untimely death.
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Posted on: 24 May 2019

If you're someone who mixes your business and personal finances together, you need to make a change. It can get confusing to understand where your company finances stand when they're all meshed together with your own personal money. Instead of keeping your money all in one account, it's really best to open a business bank account. No matter what bank you choose, there will be business account banking services available for you.
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Posted on: 20 March 2019

When you obtain a checking account, you might believe that the only purpose of the checking account is to cash checks. However, there are many other advantages to having a checking account and you may even open a checking account without having any checks. There are several other services, such as debit cards, online bill pay, direct deposit, and mobile banking. Receiving Money In some cases, you just need a checking account.
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