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Salt Lake City, Utah (PRWEB) December 26, 2011

Sherry Tingley, the founder of leading business checks firm http://www.Coolchecks.net, has some powerful and proven advice for small business owners who want to enjoy a prosperous 2012: get financially organized with Quickbooks Pro.

“January is the time for New Year?s Resolutions, and small business owners should seriously resolve to get financially organized if they plan on staying in business throughout 2012 and beyond,” commented Tingley. “In my decades of experience, Quickbooks Pro from Intuit is an excellent solution that helps small business owners organize their payroll, expenses, customer database, vendor database and banking information all from one program. Plus, it helps them get all of their financial information tracked and organized for when tax time rolls around ? which, no doubt, is music to their accountant?s ears.”

Tingley further adds that being financially organized is more than just about being on top of revenues and expenses ? it?s also about being approved for loans.

“According to the Small Business Administration, the total amount of small business bank loans outstanding in 2010 was $ 652 billion, and finance companies provided another $ 460 billion worth of credit. The lesson here? Producing accurate records can help small business increase their chances of getting funded for loans ? which is the lifeblood for most small businesses; especially during those lean, vulnerable early months and years.”

Small business owners who resolve to succeed in 2012 by getting financially organized can visit the Coolchecks.com website to access a broad selection of check and cash management products, such as Quickbooks laser checks and the comprehensive Quickbooks check starter kit.

About Coolchecks.net

Led by its Founder Sherry Tingley, Coolchecks.net offers a wide selection of business checks from several leading check printing companies. The firm is dedicated to helping its customers save time and money by having all cash management resources, plus commonly used business forms and tax forms, conveniently available on a single website. Learn more at http://www.coolchecks.net/businesschecks/

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Tampa Bay, FL (PRWEB) January 17, 2012

Realtor Ginny Zukowski, GoToRealty.net, reveals vital tips for home buyers on ways to avoid money pit houses in New Tampa, Temple Terrace and Tampa Bay area, FL, as the rules of navigating the local real estate continue to change. These rapidly changing rules are happening in every area of buying a home. Some of these rules have to do with the condition of the homes themselves. Bank Owned properties and Short Sale homes tend not to be in the best shape and could have hidden conditions. New requirements for home owner?s insurance policies have made changes on roof and sinkhole coverage limitations. Changes to Federal Government regulations for banks and lending requirements make navigating an FHA loan quite tricky. ?The rapidly changing rules in all of these areas require me to be on top of the market and its changes all the time so my clients are never blindsided,? says Ginny.

?Buying a house in New Tampa, Temple Terrace and the Tampa Bay area is not like it is on HGTV?s House Hunters where you look at three houses, make a bid and close. This is a possibility if someone is paying cash, and the sellers have a clear title,? says Ginny. ?However, this scenario is the exception and far from the norm. Bank owned properties can have their problems with having a clear title which can bring unsuspecting problems at close. Tough guidelines set by banking underwriters and more people having a harder time qualifying for a loan can also be a huge obstacle.?

Ginny goes on to explain that the ?money pit? can not only be a home that has hidden repair costs, home owners insurance policies may require the repairs to be made before they will write a policy. Also banks are not accepting all appraisals and often require second and sometimes a third appraisal before they will provide a loan which can mean a lower price than the original appraised amount and less than the contract price.

To help potential home buyers Ginny reveals the following tips:

Tip 1: Be prepared for the new changes and have open communication with the real estate agent and lender. Try to meet with them together and find out all of the upfront cash that will be needed to purchase the home. Buyers will need to pay for all inspections, appraisal, good faith money, and provide a down payment. With new ?PMI? Private Mortgage Insurance, this could be several thousand dollars.

Tip 2: Once the buying process starts, be prepared for the closing to take some time. If it is a short sale this could be 4 to 5 months. The loan process is also taking longer, around 45 days on the average, and additional delays often occur.

Tip 3: Be on the lookout for properties that will soon need a new roof or A/C? home insurance policies can require new ones before they issue a policy and the mortgage lender requires home owners insurance. This can cost the buyers more upfront dollars.

Tip 4: Before putting in an offer, ask the realtor to explain all the possible things that could require more time and money at or before closing. As an example, the bank may not accept the appraisal and may require a second or even a third one. A bank approved appraiser may be required.

Tip 5: Be sure the realtor goes over ALL the fine print before an offer is submitted. Be aware of all the possible things that could go wrong and how it could impact the buying process up front, before an offer is made.

?Today?s local housing marketing is like the Wild West and working with a real estate professional will help both buyers and sellers navigate the process successfully,? says Ginny.

About Ginny Zukowski

Ginny Zukowski, GoToRealty.net, is a Realtor with Future Home Realty. A Realtor in the Tampa Bay Area since 2006, Ginny serves New Tampa, Temple Terrace, Wesley Chapel, Tampa Palms and the surrounding areas helping clients overcome the current market challenges. She not only helps clients find the home of their dreams, she also provides a network of professionals for lending, insurance, inspections, title companies, and home warranty needs. Her tenacity and follow through helps her get a home bought or sold with a 98% closing ratio. Ginny will be the featured realtor for the Tampa, Florida area on RealEstate.com starting February 2012. For more information visit http://www.GoToRealty.net or call 813-997-3290.

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Fayetteville, NC (PRWEB) December 23, 2011

James Hitt, CEO of American IRA, a national provider of Self Directed IRAs, offers an expert opinion on owning a business within self-directed IRAs. With the latest National Association of Realtors housing statistics showing a monthly increase in home sales of 4% and an overall yearly increase in home sales of 12.2%. It is not surprising that investors are forming businesses and purchasing real estate within those businesses.

Mr. Hitt reports “You can run a small business within your self directed IRA without having to worry about taking a chunk of your profits out of it every year to pay income taxes. Further you can buy and sell property as much as you want, within your small business, and you won’t have to worry about capital gains taxes.”

How It Works

While most people don?t realize that IRAs aren?t just restricted to stocks, bonds, annuities, CDs and mutual funds, when they think about the mechanics of it, it?s obvious that they can own a business in their IRA. After all, what is stock ownership but ownership of a fractional interest in a business? Owning a whole business in an IRA, then, is no different than owning all the stock of the business in the IRA. In fact, they can invest their IRA assets in nearly anything they can conceive, as long as it is not expressly prohibited by law. As of 2011, the list of prohibited investments is fairly narrow: They cannot invest directly in collectibles, art, rugs, antiques, metals other than gold, silver and palladium bullion, gems, stamps, coins (except certain U.S.-minted coins), alcoholic beverages, and a few other tangible items related to personal property.

They can also use a Roth IRA to own a business. This means that provided they abide by certain rules, they can operate their business income and capital gains tax free for as long as they live!

That said, if they want to use their IRA assets to start or acquire a business they plan to operate themselves? including a small business that engages in buying and selling any of the above items, there are a couple of things they need to do differently.

Mr. Hitt, interjects, “It is important that you abide by prohibited transaction rules.

When you own a business in a retirement account, you can?t treat it the same way as you do the other entities they control. For example, you can?t have the company in your IRA hire your company to clean the air ducts, even if you pay market rates. Nor can you hire your wife or her company to manage the property. In fact, your IRA cannot buy from, sell to, lend money to or borrow from any of your ascendants, descendants, nor their spouses, nor any entities they control. The same applies to your financial experts and attorneys and their businesses. IRS rules require you to keep a strict arms-length relationship between your, your family, and any businesses or entities you control.”

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Remember that they can only contribute a maximum of $ 5,000 to an IRA in any given year. That limit is increased to $ 6,000 for those over age 50, but that is still a very narrow window for the infusion of new capital. If their business needs additional capital, they will have to fund everything above that number from existing IRA assets. They may be able to roll over contributions to that particular IRA account from other IRA or 401(k) assets. However, they cannot contribute more than $ 5,000 in new money, plus allowable catch-up contributions, in any given year.

Additionally, they cannot take money out of the business for their own use until they reach the age of 59

Denver ,Colorado (PRWEB) December 28, 2011

With Christmas over and the New Year right around the corner, everyone is in joyous spirits. Prestige Financial Solutions, a debt settlement company, understands that one of the biggest New Year?s resolutions is to get out of debt. With many people overspending during the holidays, a common occurrence involves the use of credit cards to get by.

Get your financial house in order. With the start of the New Year the first thing that one should do is analyze the finances from the previous year. Each major purchase, such as a car or television set, should be reviewed and deducted from the budget for the coming year. At the beginning of this year, create a financial plan so you’ll know where you stand. If you are not sure how to begin the process of getting out of debt this year, here are some tips:

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