Receiving your tax return soon? If you have already, or are expecting it to come shortly, then we recommend you use that money wisely. If you currently, don’t owe no money to anyone, aren’t in debt, or don’t have bills to pay off, that is great! Perhaps you can invest the money or allocate it towards the future, like making large payments toward your child’s education. But if you do have payments to make, then you should definitely use your tax return for whatever they may be.

Bail bond payments fall under that category. You probably weren’t thinking about this because this is not a usual thing that you’d have to consider paying, like rent or groceries. You were kind of thrown into this situation all of a sudden. But your tax return money is an opportunity to help alleviate so...

The presidential election is starting to take shape and voting happens in September. Anyone 18 years of age or older, is able to vote, as we all are aware. Here’s a little Q&A excerpt to provide you with some information that you might not be aware of:

• What if you are in custody?
• What if you’re serving a sentence in prison?
• What if you have a criminal history?
• Can you still vote?

Below are some projected answers to these questions to spark your awareness just a bit:

• Even if you’ve been convicted of a misdemeanor, you may still vote.
• If you are a convicted felon and are currently serving your sentence in prison, or are on parole, you are not allowed to vote.
• As soon as you are released from prison and no longer need to follow up with your parole officer, your voting rights are resto...

If you overpaid taxes last year, you have the option of applying the excess amount to this year’s taxes, or have it refunded to you. In deciding which option would be more beneficial to you, consider your current financial situation.

• Do you plan to make a large purchase sometime soon?
• Have you been spending more lately than saving?
• Do you have necessary payments to make?
• Are you comfortable with the amount of easily accessible and disposable money you have?

Answering these questions can help you determine what you want to do with your overpaid taxes. Having the money refunded to you will certainly help alleviate some of your financial stress, including the burden of having to make payments for a car, a concert ticket, or even a bail bond.

Your Inglewood Bail Bond Store bail agent can...

The general consensus when someone is arrested and goes to jail is that their “life is over.” Of course that’s a figure of speech but considering the circumstances, it is taken quite seriously. But, you have the power to give a person their life back, to give a person a new hope for a restart.

Say your younger cousin was arrested. Right now in this moment, we do pay attention to the crime committed. We pay attention to the little fact that he was arrested and he wants your help. The judge has granted him bail at $20,000. He struggles to come up with that money on his own immediately, so he loses that option. Then he is told that bail bonds are an option, where he would pay 10% of $20,000 instead. So, he asks you to search for a reliable and fast bail bond company...