Displaying items by tag: income
Economic tips to get out of financial crises
Getting out of a personal financial crisis requires strategy, patience and sometimes creativity. Here are some practical tips that could help you stabilize your financial situation:
Tips for entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship is an enriching, exciting and challenging process. Here we provide you with the necessary tools and knowledge to take your business idea from paper to reality.
4 facts you wish you had known before you were 30 for healthy finances
Tips to improve your finances and avoid unnecessary expenses
Receiving advice on personal finance is often a bit confusing, as it introduces terms that are not so common. Therefore, the following list is focused on making things simpler and giving you the best keys to manage your money well.
How to prepare a budget for the purchase of a house?
Buying a house is a big investment. No matter if it is a short or long term goal, the ideal is to analyze your personal finances and start a budget for the purchase of the property.
What income must taxpayers declare when filing their income tax returns?
If you are one of those who are about to file your income tax return, in this Dinero.com.sv article we explain what points you should take into account.
Simple tips that will help you save money easily
As of 2020, we are all adapting to a new reality and new consumption habits. Our habits and lifestyle are different and this has also affected our way of saving.
Don't let the cost of january cost you
They say that a new year means a new life, and why not, also new finances. Generally, it is said that in this first month of the year, people suffer from the "January cost". If this is your case, we tell you what you can do so that it does not affect you so much.
Personal finance tips for millennials
Maybe at this point in your life you don't feel like having a "safe harbor for life", but it doesn't hurt to have stability, even if it's relative.
EY-important aspects of tax returns
According to a study prepared by the firm EY, every year, salvadorans must declare their Income Tax (ISR), however, this is a topic that is not very clear and that generates doubts for many.