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What Happens To Your Credit Report When You Divorce?
What’s the Answer:
A. Your joint accounts are immediately assigned to only one person.
B. Joint account balances are divided according to the individual’s own liability.
C. Joint accounts remain a joint responsibility until the account is fully paid or closed.
D. Once your divorce is official, your credit report starts over.

Why should you file an Amended Tax Return?
A. To correct a filing status.
B. You used the wrong stock basis in a prior year and paid too much tax.
C. A natural disaster destroyed your home.
D. You filed a short form (1040A or 1040EZ) and you realize you could itemize.
E. All of the Above.

Daily Money Managers Help Seniors Control Finances
There’s a growing professional group of caring individuals called “daily money managers,"
who help the elderly with day-to-day financial tasks.

The New Kiddie Tax
Not having a lobby in Congress, a child, for tax purposes, is now anyone under 18 years old, instead of 14. This means that the under 18 year old will now have his investment income taxed at the parents’ rate, which is usually higher than the child’s.

Looking For Extra Money? Begin Now to Lower Next Year’s Income Tax
If you’ve already filed your 2005 tax return, you probably feel very relieved that you don’t have to think about taxes until next year. Guess what? You might be losing some money. So dig out the tax return, a calculator, and last week’s pay stub, and start your 2006 savings.

Is your College-Bound Kid Being Profiled?
If your child is looking forward to attending college, you’re probably familiar with the FAFSA, but did you know there is another financial aid form? It’s call the College Scholarship Service (CSS) Profile. This ‘other’ financial aid form is required by many private colleges and universities (about 600) to determine the financial aid package, and is found at: http://profileonline.collegeboard.com.

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