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Tiffany Hsu

Tiffany Hsu no longer writes for SuperMoney. In addition to her work at SuperMoney, Tiffany covered breaking news for New York Times and economic news for The Los Angeles Times. She is a UC Berkeley graduate and earned an M.B.A. from Columbia University.

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The Installation and Ongoing Maintenance Costs of a Hot Tub

Published 08/15/2017 by Tiffany Hsu

This guide provides an in-depth look into the installation and ongoing maintenance costs of a hot tub. Find out how much you need to budget toward maintenance expenses.

Construction contractors often experience uneven cash flow. The business is highly seasonal — lagging during the winter and then picking up in the summer.

Opening a business as part of a franchise has many perks: namely, the parent company’s brand power, an established business model, and supportive infrastructure.

How to Finance a Tiny House

Published 01/10/2017 by Tiffany Hsu

Massive mortgages, rising interest rates, and expensive utilities are some of the causes to an uptick in downsizing. Many Americans shifting from suburban homesteads to so-called tiny-houses. Interested in owning a home, but don’t necessarily need a huge home? Consider learning how to finance a tiny house.

How To Finance Multiple Rental Properties

Published 12/27/2016 by Tiffany Hsu

This article tells you why you should make rental real estate a part of your investment strategy and how you can go about doing so. You’ll learn how to finance your first then multiple purchases of rental property. You’ll also learn what you need to do to prepare for real estate investment, such as getting your credit in order and saving money for down payments. And we’ll direct you to various resources to help you on your way to success.

Complete Guide to Small Business Loans

Published 12/12/2016 by Tiffany Hsu

Small businesses help fuel the U.S economy. Since the most recent recession, they accounted for two-thirds of net new jobs and now make up 99.7% of employer firms, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration. But survival isn’t a given: Only half of the new businesses last five years, while only a third make it to a decade. Small business loans can be the ultimate solution to keep your business going.

If you owe back taxes, the IRS has several IRS tax relief programs designed to help struggling taxpayers. These include installment agreements, offers in compromise, and penalty relief. You can apply for these programs by yourself or hire the help of a tax relief professional. Discover the pros and cons of each program and how to apply.

How to Pay Off Your Student Loans

Published 10/29/2012 by Tiffany Hsu

The average full-time student at a private nonprofit four-year school will pay $14,190 in net tuition and fees this year, according to the College Board. In 2020, borrowed money covered 22% of college expenses, with students taking out 13.5% of the loan amount and parents handling 8.5%, according to Sallie Mae.

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