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Subcribe to RSS FeedAmericans work 4 months to pay this years taxes
Posted March 28, 2007
What day do you stop working for the government and start working for yourself?
Tax freedom day is theoretical because it assumes we've been working 7 days a week since the start of the year, and that we don't spend anything we make. The 120 days from Jan. 1 through April 30 represents the time it will take the nation as a whole to earn enough to pay off all of the taxes that will be levied against us this year.
Tax freedom day may not literally provide Americans with any relief. But as a point of comparison it is a way to measure changes in the total tax burden of the nation from one year to the next.
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Credit Repair Guide - 4-3-2007
We are proud to say that we have decided to release a collection of articles that make our new Credit Repair Guide. This guide is provided free of charge, however we have password protected it to prevent the guide from being distributed without authorization. To get your copy and the password visit our Credit Repair Guide page
Credit Report Basics - Part 2
In our previous article we covered the basics of your Credit Report including: what is a credit report, what information is included in your credit report and why your credit report is so important.
There are 3 main Credit Reporting Bureaus in the United States; Experian, Transunion and Equifax. The majority of credit card companies and loan issuing companies use one or more of these companies to determine whether to approve or deny your application, determine credit limit and also determine the interest rate; they also report ba...
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