For as long as I can remember, the state of Arizona has taken a percentage of our Federal withholding. But that is about to change. Beginning on July 1st, 2010,
For example, let’s say your gross pay is $1000 and your Federal withholding is 7% of your gross, or $70.00. Your Arizona state withholding [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
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Every Thursday I withdraw $200 from our checking account to give to Mr. A for the groceries he will be buying and his “allowance”.
Some time ago, withdrawal slips were removed from the customer area, I was told they are viewed as a “check” so they don’t like to have them readily available. You [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
At the end of March thanks to the encouragement and voting choices of my readers, I made a commitment to get rid of the debt on our Discover credit card since they’d jacked up our interest rate, and I thought I’d give you an update on how we’re doing with our goal. The balance [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
I prefer starting seeds myself because I can be selective about the vegetables I am growing not to mention seeds are considerably less than live baby plants. I have a big jar of seeds in my refrigerator; I keep them there because it extends their life.
I have used Quicken for seven years. I started out with Quicken 2001 back in 2003. In July 2008 I upgraded to a newer (used) computer and could not locate my Quicken CDs so I ended up moving to Quicken 2008.
I know of a person who has his state withholding from his payroll check set high purposely to remove $1300 more than is necessary, since he regularly owes about that amount to the Federal government.
I don’t feel comfortable challenging his method, nor do I feel he would take kindly to my making some [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
Hello to all my dear readers, will you walk with me down memory lane?
On the first I wrote Stimulate The Economy! and on the second did a Book Review: 101 Ways to Really Satisfy Your Customers and wrote about our Balance Transfer Saga.
Another week has already flown by! Here are some posts I found interesting in the past week:
Beating Broke gives us an update: My Wife Quit Her Job : One Year Later. Sounds like she made a good decision to quit her job and start her own business! Financial Samurai tells us there are [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
Back in January, I reported what Arizona had done with our 2008 income tax refund (not the 2009 refund, mind you).
I called again in February and was told it was going to take some time for the money to route through the system so I needed to be aware of that and give [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
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