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Pros & Cons of Line of Credit for a Small Business
Obtaining a line of credit for your small business can provide you with emergency capital when things arise, but it can also put you in debt at a time you are trying to get your business off the ground. Lines of credit are established through financial institutions as well as the Small Business Administration in varying amounts. In deciding whether you want to obtain a line of credit for your small business, you need to decide what you will use it for and how it will be paid back.
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Tax Tips for Gifts to Charity
Although you donate gifts to a charity as an act of kindness, your charitable generosity may give you some much needed tax relief. Each time you make a donation, regardless if it is monetary, a service rendered or material items, make sure you obtain some type of record for your donation. When it comes time to file your tax return, pull out those records for the gifts you gave to charity throughout the year, and you could possibly decrease the amount of taxes you owe. Monetary Donations
How Much Do Surrogate Mothers Get Paid?
Agreeing to become a surrogate mother means giving up approximately 10 months of your life to become pregnant, go through gestation, labor and delivery, and then give the baby to others who will become his parents. It is a life-changing experience for which the surrogate is compensated. Fees vary for different agencies, but in general all expenses for the pregnancy are paid, as well as a fee to the surrogate mother. Becoming a Surrogate
Teach Your Kids To Be Smart With Money
It’s important to start teaching kids about money at an early age and get them into the routine of spending and saving smartly. Here is some advice for teaching your kids how to be smart with their money: