Nov 15, 2017 |
Tax Q&A: Mortgage Interest Deduction And Other Matters
Here are some questions we’ve received from readers about the House tax plan released Nov. 2. (The answers match the plan as of Nov. 5, and could change as lawmakers debate. Q. Can you clarify proposed changes to the mortgage …
The Wall Street Journal |
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Why Buying a Timeshare Is a Bad Idea
My wife and I went on vacation to Disney World a couple of years ago. The family had a great time, and I personally was glad to get away …
Investor Junkie |
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How to Read a Consumer Credit Report
A good credit rating can impact your finances in more ways than one, so it’s vital that you know how to read your consumer credit report …
Investopedia |
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Save Money Without Really Trying
Kreisler, a lawyer turned humorist and the Editor-in-Chief of PeopleScience.com, is co-author with Dan Ariely of Dollars and Sense …
Time |
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“Who would you rather have on your sales team, Average Joe or someone who can smell money from a mile away?”
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Trivia
There is a $1 bill and a $2 bill. How about a $3 bill?
See the answer below. |
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What Year Was It?
First Stock Ticker Debuts
The first stock ticker is unveiled in New York City and ultimately revolutionized the stock market by making up-to-the-minute prices available to investors.
The day was Nov 15. What year was it? |
Quote of the Week
“In all realms of life it takes courage to stretch your limits, express your power, and fulfill your potential… it’s no different in the financial realm.”
Suze Orman |
Trivia Answer
There is a $1 bill and a $2 bill. How about a $3 bill?
Answer: There actually was a $3 bill in the early 1800s, but only a few were ever printed by banks. |
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