Clark Howard talks IRS and CEO compensation
Some interesting articles from Clark Howard’s website:
New kinder, gentler IRS policies
Owing money to the IRS can be one of the most uncomfortable things in the world. But now, in a surprise move, IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman has announced new initiatives aimed to help taxpayers who are unable to make good on their tax debt because of financial hardship. Read the full story.
Executives who refuse bonuses and golden parachutes
Executive compensation is something of a sore point for Clark. In some of its more outrageous examples, you have former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli who received $130 million as part of his exit package. Meanwhile, Countrywide CEO Angelo Mozilo got $120 million when he exited — after playing a major role in our subprime mortgage crisis. Read the full story.
Track your mortgage with a free amortization schedule
Years ago when Clark had his first home, the mortgage was sold off by the lender, and the result was a dispute about the balance. Clark contended he owed around $3,000 less than the new servicer of his mortgage claimed. Read the full story.
Jan 26, 2009 — Ways to exit your cell phone contract
Looking to get out of your cell phone contract? CellSwapper.com and CellTradeUSA.com both offer you the chance. The type of phone you have is very important when you’re looking to swap — that is, the “hotter” your phone, the more likely someone else will want it. Read the full story.
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