expenses
By Selena Maranjian, The Motley Fool
| 2:05PM 1/10/2012
There's a persistent assumption going around about what happens after one retires -- your spending shrinks. Sure, your house may be paid off by then, and you may be able to ditch some work-related expenses. But that's not the full picture.
| 9:00AM 5/11/2011
Wells Fargo's stock dropped by about 5% after it announced its earnings last month, due to lower than expected home mortgage originations. While rising interest rates could be one factor, non-interest expenses jumped from a year ago. Will those expenses lower the target price for the stock?
| 9:00AM 2/21/2011
In today's shaky real estate market, more and more homeowners are becoming landlords, often as an unexpected necessity. Whether you're renting out your old house, an investment property or even a single room, being the landlord means tax breaks -- and you should take every one you can.
| 2:00PM 1/14/2011
It's certainly not easy, but for those who can do it, calculating expenses jointly helps clarify points in the negotiation that should be acceptable to both parties. And any post-divorce expenses will need to consider all manner of child care costs.
| 3:00AM 8/07/2010
Ousted Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd may be disgraced, but his bank account isn't. He's leaving the company with a severance package worth approximately $28 million in cash and stock.
| 3:00PM 3/31/2010
Banks that gave loans to people who couldn't afford them. People who leveraged way too much on their credit cards. Real estate bubbles.
There are a lot of reasons given for our current economic mess, and each of them definitely contributed to the mess we're in today. But I'd like to throw out...
| 1:00PM 3/09/2010
At tax time, there is plenty of advice out there about how to maximize income tax deductions. With so much publicity focusing on what you can properly deduct, it's easy to think that almost anything you spend money on during the year can be a potential tax deduction. Not so fast. That type of...
| 8:00AM 10/05/2009
Right now, while high school seniors are being encouraged to work on college applications, 40% of parents should be asking themselves whether their son or daughter is a good risk for college next fall.
That's right, 40% of parents should be asking whether college is the best next step. Then, the...
| 8:00AM 4/03/2009
For many Americans, even with all the economic stress these days, tax time is a season of joy because it means tax returns will soon start showing up in their checking accounts. Whether the money is going to a vacation, sauna, new car or mortgage payments, these lucky souls are feeling pretty good...
| 8:00AM 3/04/2009
I can vividly remember the start of tax season when I was growing up. Starting early on a Saturday morning my father would haul a large brown paper grocery bag out of the bedroom closet, grab the latest bills and receipts from the weathered gray container and sit down at the kitchen table for a...