Budgets don’t have to be confusing, even though some of them look that way. The lines and entries and dollar amounts can overwhelm at first glance. You might not even know how to use the information once you have it….
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This month was a month of really hard lessons learned and they’re causing me to rethink my whole online business strategy. First: My Merch by Amazon account has been terminated. Last night I had 8 shirts taken down for copyright…
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Get 5% cash back! Â Earn 10,000 airline miles! Credit card offers and promotions are everywhere. All those rewards are tempting and can get you thinking of ways to get the most out of your credit card. With the high cost of college tuition, you might be wondering if you can use a credit card… Read More
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Happy new year! It’s the final side hustle income report of 2018 AND my 2018 wrap up post! Rest of the yearâs reports: Januaryâs Side Hustle Income Report Februaryâs Side Hustle Income Report Marchâs Side Hustle Income Report Aprilâs Side…
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Debt consolidation is one of many debt relief options that can improve your financial situation. It is often mentioned in the same breath as debt management and debt settlement and in many ways serves as the middle ground between these twoânot as drastic and potentially damaging as debt settlement, but a little more so than […]
Effects of Debt Consolidation on Credit is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
Retirement is usually associated with older years. But the “certain age” link has a lot more to do with the time it takes to achieve goals than it does with the goals themselves. Financial fitness is the cue for early…
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The debt snowball and debt avalanche methods can help you pay your debts quickly and with minimum fuss. They are relatively simple strategies that all debtors can employ and they work for multiple types of debt, including credit card debt, student loan debt, and personal loans. But how do these methods differ from one enough, […]
Comparing the Debt Snowball and the Debt Avalanche Methods is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
The provision would temporarily increase the child tax credit to $3,000 or $3,600 per child for most families and have 50% of it paid in advance by the IRS.
It’s normal to be concerned about risking your savings. But if fear of loss has you paralyzed, read this.