Welcome to the January 23, 2014 edition of Tax Carnival Ecstasy. In this edition of the carnival we start with an article from Matt Becker comparing the Traditional IRA to the Roth IRA. Bill Smith takes a look at Tax Changes For The Wealthy including taxes in the Big City. Erastus looks at ways to decrease High Investment Costs. Hope you like all the articles, bookmark us, tweet, like on Facebook and submit a new article for the next issue.
Lee Mt presents Corporate Secretarial Compliance Services Singapore posted atAccounting Solutions Singapore, saying, “Corporate Secretarial Services are specially catered to SMEs and new start-ups as you may not have the resources to perform corporate secretarial works. In addition to ensuring compliance with local legal requirements, a Company Corporate Secretary has many responsibilities”
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Matt Becker presents Traditional vs. Roth IRA: Some Unconventional Wisdom on Which is Better for Young Investors posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, “The Traditional vs. Roth IRA decision is a big one for young investors. While conventional wisdom almost unanimously pushes young investors towards a Roth, we show you the math that suggests that a Traditional IRA may often be the better choice.”
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Bill Smith presents Tax Changes For The Wealthy posted at 2008 Taxes, saying, “2013 and 2014 taxes may be different for the wealthy due to several new tax implementations.”
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Erastus presents Have High Investment Costs? Try These Quality Choices posted at Modest Money, saying, “High investment costs are often overlooked. However, net returns that reflect management expenses and trading costs should also be considered.”
Erastus presents How To Save Money On Groceries posted at Modest Money, saying, “We all know that grocery shopping adds up to a lot of money over time. Learn the best ways to save money on groceries and save big money!”
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