Rents and housing prices are skyrocketing. Host Heather Kelly speaks with KSL Newsradio's Josh Tilton about his struggles in affording a house. Even as a full-time Digital Content Producer, he wonders how long, if ever, it will take to buy a home.
How does a Millennial save 20% for a downpayment? How does a Baby Boomer sell the home they're currently in and buy new? And what are their perspectives on what it will take to achieve that goal.
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Host Heather Kelly answers several listeners' questions on 'how to save money to buy something you really want, when you don't have a lot to spare.' Her guest Becky Bruce, co-host of FBI Confidential, saved for two separate trips to Africa and bought a new car within a 4-year period.
Learn the top 3 things you need to accomplish your financial goals on this episode of Money Making Sense.
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The United States is losing billions of dollars each year by not collecting sales tax. Tax attorney Steve Young of Holland and Hart explains why sales tax was originally instituted and why states need it.
Steve also talks about efforts to raise sales tax on services such as car repairs, health care and hair dressers. If a state doesn't have enough money coming in from sales taxes, how do they pay for things they need to run it?
**Since this show was recorded, The Supreme Court ruled States have the right to collect sales tax from any business which ships items into their jurisdiction. This overturns previous Court decisions which ruled taxing across state lines is unconstitutional.
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Whether scrambled, fried, over easy, smothered in salsa or sprinkled in salt and doused with ketchup, your grocery store eggs could also contain a deadly bacteria.
Veterinary technician and backyard chicken enthusiast Heather Boyce tells host Heather Kelly why she believes government regulations may actually spread salmonella through egg cartons. Boyce says over time, raising chickens may save money over buying eggs from Walmart or Target. And its illegal in Europe for farmers to do what the FDA requires US farms do with their eggs.
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