The $15,000 tax break would jumpstart a first-time homebuyer’s prospects of purchasing. The tax credit – along with Biden’s other economic goals outlined in his $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan – seems more of a possibility now that both Senate races in Georgia went to Democratic challengers.
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This post is the first post in a three-part underwritten series of posts I’ll be writing on behalf of the Visa Clear Prepaid program and the Walmart MoneyCard. Struggling to follow through with that budget youâve set? Here are 5 tried and true tips, tricks, and tools to help you actually stick with your budget:… Read More
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So, you want to stop spending money. That might be easier said than done. When it comes to managing your money, there are things you need to do. You know you need to budget, try to get out of debt and control your spending. The issue is not necessarily that you are spending money … Read More about How to Stop Spending Money You Don’t Have
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Rent-to-own real estate sounds like a dream come true. But here’s what you need to know about the benefits, terms, fees, and risks of a rent-to-own home.
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