Financial Challenges With Howard Dayton

• What should you do if you expect to have your car repossessed for $20,000 you owe on it but the repo company appears to be writing it off and is telling you to title and sell it?
• If you received a 1099 for interest earned off a church bond will you still owe taxes on it if you don't cash the check and instead give it to your grandchildren?
• If you are expecting a windfall of $10,000 and have a car loan of $21,000, should you put the entire amount toward your loan or should you increase your emergency fund from three to six months?
• Does the earnings limit on your Social Security benefit before you reach Full Retirement Age apply to both you and your spouse or just the person who is continuing to earn income?
• Is it a wise choice to use an online savings account you opened for your children to purchase an I Bond?
• Is Social Security Disability income taxable?
• Should you file taxes even if you don't have taxable income, if you have been claiming Social Security Disability income?
• What's a good way to learn about real estate investing if you are experienced in the building trades but have no administrative skills?
• If your husband inherited a house 25 years ago and that was occupied by his step-mother until she died recently, will he owe capital gains taxes when it sells?
• How do you go about closing multiple credit cards?
• What capital gains taxes issues would you face if you plan to sell your primary home after having moved away from it for a period of time?
• What are the pros and cons of taking Social Security early?
• If you don't work for several years before taking Social Security does that impact your benefit?
• What's the best course of action if you are a part time college student paying for school out of pocket and living with your parents but you want to move out and live independently?
  

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