What's new at DeferOffshore Strategies & Services
Offshore strategies may or may not be right for you. Moreover, there is a right way and a wrong way (legal and illegal) to execute offshore strategies. If you choose the wrong way you may wind up worse off than if you had done nothing at all... (read more)
Tax Deferred Exchanges of Investment and Business Real Estate
The Primary Residence taxation, the Residential Replacement Rollover, Sec. 1034 exception is gone. Previous capital losses still apply, if the property is held as investment property and sold at a loss and that loss can be carried over for up to 7 years... (read more)
Preserve Equity, Build for the Future Using a 1031 Tax Exchange
Thinking of trading up on an investment resort property? If so, look into 1031 Tax Exchanges (based on IRS Code Section 1031), which allow taxpayers to defer taxes on capital gains resulting from the sale of investment real estate, often a sizable sum... (read more)
1031 Exchange Rules and Requirements
Following is a reproduction of the IRS's rules and requirements for 1031 tax deferred exchanges with regards to real property... (read more)
Dos and Donts: Student loans
Parents should begin saving money early for their children's college education because of the high costs and expectations that parents will pay part of the costs associated with the education. Several stock mutual funds are recommended... (read more)
Delegate or Drown
Why waste your precious time working on tasks, which are definitely not your forte when you can delegate or invest your money on a product or service which will free up your time? You can then focus on the more important areas in your work and your life... (read more)
Asset Location? Increase Investing Returns & Reduce Your Taxes
Location? Once the holy grail only for real estate investors is fast becoming the mantra for every stock, bond, and mutual fund investor... (read more)
Evasion or Avoidance: A Crucial Difference
The old adage,? n ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure?is particularly true when you are dealing with the tax man... (read more)
Investing in Real Estate Like a Stock
A REAL ESTATE STOCK PLANGetting out of the bleachers and into the game!This report is going to explain or attempt to give the stock market investors a basic one-on-one interview with a real estate portfolio manager who has consistently made a profit on... (read more)
Four Simple Ways To Take Control Of Your Time And Your Life
It's been said, "That no one has enough time yet, everyone has all that there is." Simple concept - except when you're living your life in the multi-tasking lane... (read more)
Avoid Paying Capital Gains Until The Ripe Old Age of 70
How, you might ask, can I avoid paying capital gains taxes until the ripe old age of 70? Well, this tool, which has been around since the 1950?, is shockingly unknown to the vast majority of Americans... (read more)
Business Credit Card Dirty Tricks
My system teaches people that the proper use of credit is the fastest way to speed up your profits in real estate investing.And you can use this system no matter what your own credit score is... (read more)
How to Prune Plum Trees
In this article you will find out how to prune plum trees. One of several articles on how to prune fruit trees... (read more)
How Do Your Job Candidates See You?
Have you ever wondered how you come across to the candidates you interview? Here are 9 interviewer types. Work out which is most like you and you?l know just what your candidates go through at interview.1. The Stickler... (read more)
How to Create Cash Flow Out of Thin Air!
Want to see a trick every real estate investor will love?From the Desk of Thomas KishCrazy as it may sound......there really is something that can create cash flow out of thin air... (read more)
Information Overload
"One of the effects of living with electronic information is that we live habitually in a state of information overload. There? always more than you can cope with... (read more)
US Trade Deficit with Bordering Neighbors
The trade deficit with Canada is now 50 Billion per year. The amount of money sent back Mexico each week from migrant labor and/or illegal aliens is estimated at 8 billion per week... (read more)
Eight Reasons to Increase Backup Spending When the Economy Slows
Eight Reasons to Increase Backup Spending When the Economy Slows? by Bud Stoddard, President & CEO, AmeriVault Corp.? To say we have seen a significant downturn in the economy in the past twelve months would be hyperbole at its best... (read more)
Death And Taxes Two Certainties Of Life
(NC)-There are no estate taxes or succession duties in Canada. However, taxes upon death have not disappeared. When a person dies, there is a 'deemed disposition' of all capital property... (read more)
Coaching for Success
Coaching is perhaps the most effective method of increasing performance available to managers, team leaders, and colleagues. This article defines coaching and outlines a process for effective coaching... (read more)
College Savings Plans: are they the best choice for my child?
College Savings Plans – are they the best choice for my child? College Savings Plans, also called Section 529 plans, are one of the best ways to save for college... (read more)
Who Else Wants to Keep Failing?
Who wants to carry on being a failure?Failure. Not a great word is it? It is a very negative word, it says nothing good happened at all. But it's still a word that is used a lot by so many people... (read more)
Working With Choices
Despite our skills, experience or expertise we can still make a meal out of making a choice!Here are some common reasons why people struggle to make choices, and some tips for making them easier.1... (read more)
Be Healthier and More Productive with Positive Habits
The Power of Positive Habits Did you know that habits are incredibly powerful tools for personal growth and success? Think about the habits you have now and how they affect... (read more)
Life After Divorce- Surviving Financially
In the first few years after divorce, more often than not, the standard of living of both spouses drops. Why, because the same cumulative income and pool of assets now has to support two households instead of one... (read more)
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