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It is possible that some banks may charge a fee for express ACH. However, the amount of the fee will vary depending on the institution. Some banks may charge a flat fee or a percentage fee. It is best …

I attempted to sign up for an account at Treasury Direct. Apparently they couldn't validate who I was based on the Address, Bank Account Number, Bank Routing Number, Social Security number, AND State …

Let's say I have an asset that has appreciated in value since purchasing it. Converting it to cash is subject to short term capital gains. What happens if instead of selling the asset, it's loaned to …

Assuming that an hsa qualified health care plan is in effect: Can you do the following? Get a procedure that is covered and pay out of pocket for it After the procedure save up money in your HSA Take …

After a headache inducing circular argument with Treasury Direct phone support staff, I decided to take a low tech approach. I tried registering again with a different email. Worked like a charm.

Short Answer Collections agencies and the businesses they collect for are two different animals. If you don't want this to hurt your credit I suggest you deal directly with the hospital. Pay the bill …

So I am attempting to generate ways to nickle and dime Uncle Sam. Currently a little over half of my annual income is in rental income so it's pretax until the end of the year. I would LOVE to come …

So I'm just learning about opportunity zones. Please keep that in mind as you read this because it likely contains incorrect assumptions. The scenario - I have an investment I made, that appreciated r …

So I need to buy insurance for myself. I picked one of those plans where you pay a huge premium monthly and also get to pay for all the healthcare too. My question is, can I just cancel my plan and th …

I know this is an unpopular idea so let me preface this with I'm not a professional and this is just my opinion. I've considered this option as well a few times. Does it make sense to pay off loans en …

This question is a follow up question to this " Is my "retire young" strategy a sensible one? " I am attempting to structure a early retirement strategy. It involves dumping into a 401k (already in …

So I think this is a basic question but I'm having trouble finding an answer. I sold a rental property this year and it's going to move me up in the tax brackets. My question is, when I sell assets li …

So here's the scenario I own a rental property that's fully paid off and in my name I own an LLC that's specifically for my rental properties. Currently it's just being used to collect rent and doesn …

I'm considering doing a trial run with my tenants and let them pay some or all of their rent in BTC. My motivations: BTC isn't considered a currency so it's taxed as an asset under capital gains tax. …

I have been leveraging for a few years now and have managed to get a few mortgages on investment properties. All the properties perform very well, are income producing and have at least a 60-80 percen …