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	INVESTOPEDIA Personal Finance July 14, 2015 In This Week's Issue Personal Finance FAQs Top Credit Cards with 2% Cash Back How much will an employer generally contribute to a 401(a) plan? How do I calculate how much home equity I have? What is the difference between a write-off and a writedown? Personal Loans vs. Car Loans: How They Differ How can I increase my standard of living in my retirement years? Why Is Health Care So Expensive In The U.S.? How do I calculate how much home equity I have? Best Ways to Roll Over Your 401(k) What are the benefits of prorating expenses? How can I tell which of my business expenses count as write-offs? Which retail stocks pay the highest dividends? Top Credit Cards with 2% Cash Back If you're going to have a credit card, you might as well get paid to use it, right? There are plenty of cards that have cash... Read More How do I calculate how much home equity I have? Even though it is normally assumed most people know their home equity, many are still confused about the topic. It is an important topic to understand... Read More Credit & Loans Personal Loans vs. Car Loans: How They Differ If you're in the market for a major purchase like a new car, or need some extra cash to fund a personal project... Read More Insurance Why Is Health Care So Expensive In The U.S.? You've seen the headlines about the United States having the highest healthcare costs in the world. Keeping Americans healthy is a $3 trillion dollar... Read More Retirement Best Ways to Roll Over Your 401(k) When you leave a job, you have to decide what to do with your 401(k). Your choices: Leave it where it is (this makes sense if you like the investment options offered by the plan)... Read More Entrepreneurship How can I tell which of my business expenses count as write-offs? Any basic, reasonably necessary expenses incurred in running a business can be considered possible write-offs. Such expenses include office supplies and... Read More You are currently subscribed as: mondemand.forex@blogger.com Unsubscribe | Unsubscribe From All | Manage Profile Investopedia US, A Division of IAC. Copyright © 2015, Investopedia, LLC. All Rights Reserved Follow Us: