Anne Johnson
Author
Anne Johnson was a commercial property & casualty insurance agent for nine years. She was also licensed in health and life insurance. Anne went on to own an advertising agency where she worked with businesses. She has been writing about personal finance for 10 years.
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What Does ‘Marry the House, Date the Rate’ Mean?
It’s imperative with the ’marry the house, date the rate' strategy that you both love the house and can afford it.
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Jorts Are Back and Trending for Summer
Think denim shorts are just for teens? Think again. With the right fit and a few styling tricks, they’re flattering on just about anyone.
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Types of Home Escrow Accounts
An escrow is particularly important in private sales where the seller and buyer haven’t established trust.
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How to Minimize Your Estate Taxes
There are ways to minimize the estate tax that you should be planning before you pass.
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What Is the SALT Deduction, and How Does It Benefit You?
The SALT deduction is a tax deduction to relieve Americans from high local taxes.
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Is It a Good Idea to Sell Your Life Insurance Policy?
Depending on your circumstances, selling a life insurance policy could be beneficial.
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The Good and Bad of Owning Rental Property
The financial benefits and tax advantages can make rental property one of the best investments you can make.
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Use the 3-Bucket Strategy to Fund Your Retirement
Knowing how to implement the bucket strategy could help you grow and safeguard your retirement funds.
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9 Items to Remove When Selling Your Home
From forgotten mail to political decor, these small details could cost you a sale.
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Earn Money With the Things You Already Have
Look around your house, garage, and yard. An income stream could be waiting for you.
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What Does ‘Marry the House, Date the Rate’ Mean?
It’s imperative with the ’marry the house, date the rate' strategy that you both love the house and can afford it.
|
Jorts Are Back and Trending for Summer
Think denim shorts are just for teens? Think again. With the right fit and a few styling tricks, they’re flattering on just about anyone.
|
Types of Home Escrow Accounts
An escrow is particularly important in private sales where the seller and buyer haven’t established trust.
|
How to Minimize Your Estate Taxes
There are ways to minimize the estate tax that you should be planning before you pass.
|
What Is the SALT Deduction, and How Does It Benefit You?
The SALT deduction is a tax deduction to relieve Americans from high local taxes.
|
Is It a Good Idea to Sell Your Life Insurance Policy?
Depending on your circumstances, selling a life insurance policy could be beneficial.
|
The Good and Bad of Owning Rental Property
The financial benefits and tax advantages can make rental property one of the best investments you can make.
|
Use the 3-Bucket Strategy to Fund Your Retirement
Knowing how to implement the bucket strategy could help you grow and safeguard your retirement funds.
|
9 Items to Remove When Selling Your Home
From forgotten mail to political decor, these small details could cost you a sale.
|
Earn Money With the Things You Already Have
Look around your house, garage, and yard. An income stream could be waiting for you.
|