When creating a marketing campaign for your business
When creating a marketing campaign for your business, don’t forget to invest in paid advertising. By using targeted advertising on platforms such as Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and LinkedIn Ads, you have the ability to reach your target audience, which – in turn – can help to drive more traffic to your website. Interested in…
Investment Strategy #14: Don’t fall for telephone pitches
The investment industry is plagued by “boiler room” operations. These operations consist of little more than inexperienced people using telephones. They call you and go through a prepared script, for a penny stock or an oil lease or similar “hot” deal. Often, you’ll be assured of a huge, instant profit. Oil has been discovered but…
In line with our most recent post on earning government-guaranteed interest from tax lien certificates, here is a checklist that can and should be referenced by tax lien investors.
In line with our most recent post on earning government-guaranteed interest from tax lien certificates, here is a checklist that can and should be referenced by tax lien investors. Checklist for Tax Lien Investors – Check your local county or taxing authority for where and when the auctions are held – If you are interested…
Investment Strategy #13: Earn government-guaranteed interest from tax lien certificates
Many cities and local governments have auctions or sales that permit you to purchase property tax liens. A property tax lien results when a real estate owner – usually a homeowner – doesn’t pay property tax. – If you purchase the lien, you pay the delinquent taxes For this, you receive a certificate entitling you…
Investment Strategy #12: Fully fund your IRA
Virtually all working Americans can contribute up to $2,000 per year to an IRA, while one-income couples can contribute up to $2,250 per year. Money in an IRA compounds, tax-free, until withdrawal. The difference, though, is that your IRA contributions may not be fully tax deductible, as they were before. If you or your spouse…
Investment Strategy #11: Participate in your employer’s 401(k) plan
A 401(k) plan is a retirement plan in which an employee can elect to have the employer contribute part of the employee’s wages to the plan on a pretax basis. These deferred wages are not subject to income tax withholding at the time of deferral. With a 401(k) you can have money “saved” for you…