FINANCE LAW

Book Title: Stock Options for Dummies (Paperback) by Alan R. Simon (Author) Editorial Reviews: Book Description If you’re like the majority of the estimated 12 million employees in the U.S. who have stock options as a key component to their compensation packages, you have a vague notion, at best, of how options work and what […]

An increasing number of property and casualty insurers are using credit reports when deciding whether to grant a policy, renew an existing one or offer a preferred rate. Some insurers use credit reports as their sole deciding factor. These companies say that credit information helps them spot insurance risks, allowing them to write more insurance […]

See Statute of Limitations on Debts (www.creditinfocenter.com) Statute of Limitations on Debts Below are the State Statutes of Limitations for various kinds of agreements. All figures are in years. Oral Contract: You agree to pay money loaned to you by someone, but this contract or agreement is verbal (i.e., no written contract, “handshake agreement”). Remember […]

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The IRS (Internal Revenue Service) has redesigned its website to make it easier and faster for you to find the information you need. To navigate to the new, redesigned IRS website, click on the home page link. If the page you are looking for is not listed, click on the Site Map for an overview […]

The law varies from state to state but after a certain number of years (often four to six years), a creditor may no longer be able to enforce a debt against you in court. The statute of limitations begins to run normally at the time of the signing of the contract. Your State Attorney General’s […]