Doug and Tammie discuss how some countries are spending their money and where the US compares as a whole. Though the chart, created by the Data Team with The Economist, may be lacking in how countries are taxed or not taxed it is an interesting glimpse into the wallet of a few of the countries […]
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Negotiation Strategies with Merle Schneider
Merle Schneider, Co- Owner Broker with Schneider Real Estate, joins Doug and Tammie to talk about the negotiation strategies in work and in personal life. As we may already know conflict adds to one’s tensions and anxiety. It is better to discuss things and reach to an alternative benefitting all. Issues must not be dragged unnecessarily […]
Money Mentality: What is your financial baggage?
Remember the show Money Pit? Did the Fielding’s aka Tom Hanks and Shelly Long carry forward their money baggage from their past? Have you ever wanted something so bad you are willing to believe the con? Doug and Tammie are joined by their son Derek to discuss what financial baggage people carry around. The discussion challenges […]
Survival At Home: 45 Ways To Save Money
Doug and Tammie share a greate article from Survival at Home. It’s no secret that life is expensive. The bad news is, it gets more expensive every year. Inflation drives up the cost of living, gas prices go up year after year, and the older your kids get, the more they eat (so learn to save […]
Managing Money During Major Life Events
Are you getting married, divorced? Have you lost your job? How about a baby? or Buying your first home? We have put together some thought provoking ideas to slow you down and think how you can be prepared for effectively managing your money during some of these major life events. Marriage Discuss finances early on. If […]
Karaoke Showdown Time- November 6th 7pm
Join in on a night of karaoke! Make some new friends and sing like nobody’s listening! The evening is full of prizes and fun! All you karaoke peeps – This is for YOU – register before your chance for some killer cash and an awesome time is gone! Contestants must register in advance go to […]
Are You Living House Poor?
One common problem that people run into is that they become house poor. What does this mean? You are house poor if you have no extra money to pay for emergencies, cover your expenses and save for the future, because your house payment is too large. Your house payment should be about twenty-five percent of […]
Should You Have a Mortgage During Retirement? Or Should I Rent?
As a natural transition in life is to retire one may ask the question: Should I have a mortgage during retirement? Is it better to own your home free and clear? Or are you better off using your nest egg for another purpose, such as having that financial cushion for the unforseen. The answer to […]
MOVE IT OR LOSE IT! Declutter your space!
Clearing out clutter before a move or selling your home can feel overwhelming, but with a few expert tips, it can be painless. Really! If your belongings are taking up precious square footage in your home, it may be time to re-evaluate whether you really need everything you own before your next move. When you’re looking […]
John Niemann, CPA / Niemann & Company
JOHN NIEMANN is the founder of Niemann & Company and a leading expert on solving individual and small business IRS tax problems. As a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist (CTRS) and a CPA, he has represented hundreds of taxpayers who owe the IRS, but simply cannot afford to pay. John has over 35 years experience as […]
