TPG reader credit card question: Do credit card annual fees count toward bonus spending requirements? – The Points Guy

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Clubs For Senior Citizen Discounts Age 55 & Up

Researching senior discounts? ✓ We’ll list the top senior citizen discounts & the best savings club to join for those age 55 and up. Click here to read!

Rent-to-own vs renting: which is best for you?

If you’re considering a rent-to-own contract, make sure you understand what you’re getting into. Learn more about the positives and negatives of rent-to-own.

[Update] PayPal Now Allows Splitting Payments Between Two Cards (Select Merchants)

(Update 10/24/21: I noticed recently that Cashstar is now allowing split payments as well.) Paypal now allows payments to be split between cards at select merchants. I just bumped into this by mistake, seeing a ‘Split’ toggle option to split the charge. For example, on the Wikipedia donation page – after selecting Paypal as the […]

Charitable Givers Dodge Draconian Parts of the Biden Tax Plan (So Far)

Still, here’s what you need to know about charitable giving, as well as potential changes to capital gains tax rates and estate taxes, under several proposals being shopped around on Capitol Hill.

How Much Should I Spend on Groceries a Month?

How much you should spend on groceries each month will depend on factors such as the number of people living in your household, your lifestyle and even your dietary preferences. There’s no way around the fact that food is a significant line item when it comes to budgeting, but there are ways to make it […]

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How I used Chase’s Pay Yourself Back feature to give my nephew the gift of travel – The Points Guy

I have a 10-year-old nephew and the similarities between us are unmistakable. He’s a foodie. I’m a foodie. He likes sports. I like sports. We have similar

Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax Basics

If your estate is big enough, you should know how generation-skipping transfer taxes work, and how to avoid paying more than you must.

Partial Payments for Debts

Whether you’re paying for college, buying a house, or starting a business, it’s common to take on debt at some point in your life. Repaying that debt typically involves making a fixed or minimum monthly payment by a certain day each month. But what happens if money is tight and you don’t have enough to […]

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