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• Cash in on the Gold Rush

  By Lindsay Morris, eHow editor

  Talk of recession and even depression has inspired a rush for gold. Whether your aim is to diversify financial assets, allay bailout anxiety or simply get your hands on some hard cash, you're in for a goldmine of precious eHow expert advice.

  Quick Guide Sections:

  Prospecting , Gold Sales , Gold Investment

• Key to Avoiding Marriage Money Problems

  By Jade B.

  Frequent disagreements over money can lead to serious marital problems and possibly even divorce. If you and your spouse want to avoid financial issues, sort through this quick guide to get money management and marriage tips.

• Insurance Lessons

  By Jacquelyn Gilchrist

  Navigating the different types of insurance can be confusing. Use these helpful guides to sort through the various kinds of insurance. Peruse topics on everything from ATV insurance to pet health insurance.

• Tax Problems 101

  By K. Lynn Wallace, esq.

  Preparing an income tax return can be a daunting task, especially with the thought of the IRS auditing your return looming over you. However, with careful attention to common pitfalls, tax preparation can be a breeze.

• State Income Tax Guide

  By Chris Sherwood

  Unless you live in Alaska, Florida, South Dakota, Nevada, Texas, Washington or Wyoming, you not only are responsible for paying federal taxes, but also state income taxes. Let eHow help you this tax season with this guide to state income tax.

  
  

• W-2 Overview

  By Wendy Rose Gould

  Whether you do your own taxes or hire someone to do the dirty work, you must gather the information on your W-2 form(s) in order to complete the tax process. From filling out a W-2 form to knowing how to read one, this guide has you covered.

• 1099 Forms 101

  By Wendy Rose Gould

  Being self employed has its perks, but one of its downfalls is figuring out the math on all those 1099 forms come tax season. The bottom line is that if you make more than $600 with an organization, you will receive a 1099 form and must pay taxes.

• Online Checking Guide

  By Thomas K. Arnold

  Online banking means never having to wait in line or fight for parking at the bank on payday. Our eHow contributors have the scoop on online checking accounts, electronic check writing and other online banking services.

• Mortgage Loan Modification Manual

  By Jade B.

  A foreclosure is a last case scenario--you may have other options. Refer to this guide and call your mortgage company to see if you can qualify for a mortgage loan modification. You may be able to reduce your payments and reset the payment due date.

• Gap Insurance Info

  By Bonnie Vanaman

  Do you lease a car or owe more than your car is worth? You may need gap insurance to avoid paying out of pocket if your car is stolen or totaled. This guide will help you avoid being saddled with debt on a car you no longer drive.

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