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National Debt

A Brief History of the National Debt

Crazy though it sounds, the U.S. national debt is currently more than $21 trillion. Given the amount of things which could be purchased with this sum, the size of our debt seems nearly unfathomable. Just $1 trillion is an extremely large amount of money. If a private citizen were to have a net worth of $1 trillion, […]

Get Out of Debt

Sec. 1031 As A Debt Resolution Strategy

Those who fall into debt have a variety of options to select from when trying to climb out. We’ve devoted plenty of time and energy discussing some of the more commonly selected options. We’ve gone over debt consolidation loans, for instance. We also discussed other types of debt relief, including forbearance, settlement and bankruptcy. Each debt […]

FIRPTA

Basics of FIRPTA

In recent years, the U.S. has seen increasing numbers of foreign persons investing in U.S. real estate. This investment is concentrated in certain areas of the country. Some areas, such as Seattle, have contemplated additional taxes specifically for foreign real estate buyers. The purpose of such a tax would be to stabilize the real estate market […]

Tax Fraud

How To Hire a Tax Fraud Attorney

As we’ve shown repeatedly in our blog posts, money has a way of bending moral principles. You can take an otherwise upstanding, law-abiding person, and once money is involved, things seem to change. We’ve seen this with insider trading, for instance. Martha Stewart, once a highly regarded public figure, succumbed to the pull of money […]

Student Loan Forgiveness

Why Forgive Student Loans?

One of the most pressing issues facing the millennial generation is college debt. The typical millennial college graduate leaves school with a sizable debt load. A small but significant minority of millennials owe six figures. The total amount of student loan debt in the U.S. is above $1 trillion and exceeds credit card debt. The big […]

Rebuild Credit After Bankruptcy

How to Rebuild Your Credit After Bankruptcy

We’ve touched on the topic of bankruptcy in the past on our blog. We’ve covered the basic mechanics of bankruptcy, and also discussed the specifics of several celebrity bankruptcies. In fact, we’ve learned quite a lot from these earlier bankruptcy related discussions. We now know that most types of debt are dischargeable in bankruptcy. There are, of course, […]

Failed 1031 Exchange

Failed 1031 Exchange Reasons

The goal of every Section 1031 exchange is to defer capital gains taxes. To achieve this, taxpayers need to acquire like-kind property in place of their property. At the moment, there is no cap or ceiling on the total tax liability which can be deferred through Section 1031. Politicians have discussed placing such a cap, but […]

Refinance Student Loan

How to Refinance Student Loan to Your Benefit

Lately, we’ve covered the issue of student loan debt from a variety of angles. We’ve looked at whether student loan debt can be discharged. We’ve also looked at strategies for how to pay off student loan debt . Our coverage shouldn’t be surprising. Millennials are currently saddled with heavy amounts of student loan debt. In fact, millennials are having trouble meeting […]

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