Finance Law Author

Willow Chen

Willow Chen is a skilled tax and estate planning lawyer with a strong background in tax law. She has represented numerous clients in tax controversies and has a deep understanding of the complex tax and financial issues involved.

Credentials

J.D., University of Nebraska, LL.M. in Taxation

10+ yearsTax LawEstate Planning

Articles by Willow Chen

Which Loan to Pay Off First: Subsidized or Unsubsidized?Does 401k Come Out of Your Paycheck Before Taxes?Can You Finance a Car After a Lease? Loan Requirements Why Do Assets Always Equal Liabilities and Equity?What Is a 1040-V Payment Voucher and How to Use It Can You Refinance a Car With Negative Equity?How Much Do Hard Money Lenders Charge: Rates and Fees Do You Pay Your Mortgage Every Month? Here's How It Works Which Budget Items Are Examples of a Fixed Expense?How to Finance a Manufactured Home: Loan Options Does Refinancing Student Loans Actually Save Money?Can You Get a HELOC on a Commercial Property?How to Read Tax Returns for Loan Officers: Income Analysis How Do You Know If You Have Equity in Your Car?How Do Taxes Affect the Economy: Spending and Investment?Is NOPAT the Same as Net Income? Key Differences Does Paying Off a Mortgage Early Affect Your Credit Score?Can I Get a Personal Loan as a Student? What to Know What Does Maturity Mean in Finance? Dates and Payouts How Much Does Payment Protection Insurance Cost?How to See If a Check Has Been Cashed or Cleared Do All Credit Cards Require a Deposit? Secured vs. Unsecured How to Prove Rental Income for a Loan: What Lenders Need What Are Agency Loans? How They Work and Who Qualifies What Is a Revenue Report: Components, Rules & Penalties Which Annuity Settlement Stops When the Annuitant Dies?Do Banks Finance Rebuilt Titles: Lenders and Terms What Does Economic Opportunity Mean and Why It Matters?How Long Can You Finance a Manufactured Home: Loan Terms Is Your 401(k) Automatically Invested? What to Know