Managing Debt – Some Do’s and Don’ts To Consider According to several sources, the average American household carries a debt of more than $137,000. That number takes every kind of debt into account, but the bottom line is that people who are in debt too often tend to...
Unfortunately, we are entering what could turn out to be a very difficult recession in the United States. Tens of millions of people have lost their jobs over the past few months due mostly to fallout associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, and in many ways it doesn’t...
Top 8 smart ideas on what to do with your Tax Refund this year. It’s about that time of year where tax refund checks are either coming in the mail or getting directly deposited into bank accounts. It’s always hard knowing what to do with your money, it could burn a...
What do you need to know about Debt consolidation Debt consolidation may seem like a great idea if you are in a tremendous amount of debt because they do help you manage your debt as well as your money too. They also sound so appealing because your monthly credit card...
How to get ready for Tax sessions Taxes can be a bit stressful because they require a lot of personal information that can seem daunting to gather in a short amount of time. Getting yourself prepared will alleviate stress and make you confident about filing your taxes...
Tax season can be a painful reminder of how well, or poorly, you tracked and budgeted your lifestyle the previous year. Knowing how to set up budgets, goals and financial processes isn’t only handy for filing taxes, it’s a lifelong skill you’ll need year after year to...
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