[COLUMN] How to prepare for Biden’s tax increases

Here are some ways to prepare for Biden’s tax increases: Accelerate 2022 income into 2021 to avail of lower tax rates in 2021. Defer 2021 deductions into 2022 when you need it more to counter higher rates in 2022. Sell long-term capital gain assets in 2021to take advantage of lower rates. Realize capital gains on…

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[COLUMN] Swing trading

Part 3 of 3 Swing trading  captures short to medium-term gains over weeks or months (as opposed to day trading that captures gains in one day). The main difference between swing and day trading is the time frame. Day traders work with a short time frame whereas the  swing traders work with a much longer time frame. If you are patient as…

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[COLUMN] Insurance carrier’s duty to investigate

Maximizing the client’s recovery Insurance carriers have a duty to investigate all claims.  This duty is the same regardless of the kind of insurance at issue.  This duty applies to first-party claims “your own insurance” — that is when a policy-holder has submitted a claim to her own insurance carrier, such as a claim under…

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[COLUMN] Get out of debt, improve your life

YOU may not like what I have to say in this article. But oftentimes, the truth hurts. But if you find yourself broke every payday because of too much debt, you may find the information here helpful to change your life for the better. Did you know that more than 90% of the population lives…

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[COLUMN] The homestead exemption 

WHAT about the homestead exemption? Let’s use the exact words of the law as to what is considered a homestead in California. Section 704.710 (c) of the California Code of Civil Procedure states that “‘Homestead’ means the principal dwelling 1) in which the judgment debtor or the judgment debtor’ spouse resided on the date the…

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[COLUMN] Day trading

THIS style is called “day trading” because securities are bought and sold within the same day. Day traders typically buy and sell securities within the same day, often multiple times per day. Swing trading is also fast-paced but not as often as day traders. Capital requirements vary for day traders and swing traders depending on…

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[COLUMN] Can I sell my home without hiring a realtor?

YES, you can sell your home without a realtor. Property owners who sell their property without hiring a licensed real estate agent, are considered as a “for sale by owner” or “off market sale.”  This is commonly done by owners hoping to potentially save the fees in hiring an agent. What are the disadvantages of…

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[COLUMN] Day trading versus swing trading

Highlights: Day traders typically buy and sell securities within the same day (even multiple times per day) while swing trading involves making trades over a few days, weeks, or months. Day trading may be a good choice for those who want higher profit potential while swing trading may suit those who want a lower-stress option….

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[COLUMN] What is a postnuptial agreement?

A postnuptial agreement is a contract between you and your spouse entered into after you get married resolving issues in your marriage.  It is similar to a prenuptial agreement except it occurs after your marriage. For couples that get married without a prenuptial agreement, it is not too late to have an agreement dealing with…

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[COLUMN] Fundamental analysis for stock trading

YOU can use two primary approaches to analyze a stock: fundamental analysis and technical analysis. Fundamental analysis involves looking at a company’s underlying business metrics, such as revenue, earnings and debt. Technical analysis involves looking only at a stock’s recent price movements and identifying buy and sell signals in its chart. Let’s take a look at…

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[COLUMN] Get out of debt now: Safely and legally

ARE you sick and tired of being in debt and having bad credit? Do you want to start over but simply don’t know where to begin? Is filing bankruptcy an option for you or are other options available? These days, you are constantly bombarded with advertising from companies and other professionals offering you their “solution”….

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[COLUMN] Vicarious liability

Vicarious liability is a legal doctrine under which parties can be held indirectly liable for an incident and/or injury, even though they did not cause it. Where vicariously liability is a viable theory, other case law applies.  Generally, an employer is vicariously liable for the torts of its employees in the course and scope of…

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