Posts Tagged ‘financial education’
Should they save the children?
Tags: banking, financial education, General, investment, savings
How to stop throwing money
Tags: financial education, General, Personal Finance, savings, Tax
Treasury wants to give you money
1. The government is eager to returning you money on your taxes. Anxious, eager as they say, maybe not, but you can get yourself a little money back if they do not present your annual statement.
I got the trick: You keep some money for five years or more and only pay taxes when you take it out. It’s like the IRS hiding these resources during this period. You must open an account on an insurer or a distributor of funds, through the scheme of Article 218 of the law of income tax. So if you need a break this year, that’s a good chance. Run to open the account because you have to do before filing the annual statement. The advantage is that this year has extended the deadline for submission until the end of this month Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: finance, financial education, General, Personal Finance, Shopping, taxes, U.S. dollars
What if the fault is not outside Carstens but yours?
1. The finance secretary said that the worst is over. And for lack of better analysis, I imagine a wave of pundits who will say that this is not true, that the secretary is exaggerated or overly optimistic. Is that good becomes little breast Carstens to criticize him. But while they throw darts, I ask you already doing something for the worst, whether already passed or is yet to come? If you do not think to Carstens, then please to build your emergency fund, which is supposed to cover three months of your expenses. This fund should be almost in sight while good yields for cover as inflation (so you should find something that gives 6% per year, at least). Forget the bank notes, asking you thousands of dollars minimum investment and leave the money there for almost a year in exchange for a small performance. And what do you do to have a ahorrito? Where did you keeping? Ask for a bond fund. Remember that the less money you put, the more commission they charge. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: finance, financial education, General, of economic crisis, Personal Finance, saving
Do not consume what wey
Those of you are putting Profeco rack at about financial education. Just put your magazine online and there are a series of videos whose main message is “do not drink to the real.” Some time ago, officials of the serious consumer protection would not have dared to write that, but now the language no longer frightens us. Read the rest of this entry »
