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Saving Thousands! with Robert Palmer

Posted: 5:40 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011

End of year moves to save money on your tax bill 

It’s the holiday season and the last thing on your mind is probably paying your taxes. But making a few simple and smart moves now will save you money on your tax bill in April, or get you a bigger refund.

  1. Clean out your closet and your garage. Donate unwanted items to charity, get a receipt and include them in your charitable donations.
  2. Fund your retirement. Putting money in your 401k or IRA by December 31st is a win-win. You’re farther ahead when it comes time to retire and you’re not paying taxes on that money. If you’re in the 30% tax bracket and contribute $2,000, you just saved $600 on your tax bill.
  3. Make some planned home improvements now. Upgrading windows, doors, roofing and other energy-saving measures can save you 10% of the cost off your taxes, up to a maximum of $500.

 Join me on Saving Thousands! with Robert Palmer  and find out more money saving moves you can make. 

A new report from the Federal Reserve is shedding some more light on the causes of the housing market crash. The report says real estate speculators played a bigger role than earlier thought in places like Florida, California and Arizona.

From 2000-2006, investors made up almost half of all mortgage-backed home purchases. In 2006, more than a third of all mortgages went to people who already owned at least one house.  One of the fastest-growing segment of homeowners at the time were people who owned three or more homes.

Ironically, it’s now investors who are helping hard-it communities turn around by purchasing foreclosed properties.

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