Good credit is crucial to unlocking many financial opportunities in life. When you have a great credit score, you can get lower interest rates on car loans, credit cards and mortgages. Some employers and landlords even check credit reports before they make a job offer or approve a resident application. While developing a solid credit history… Read More
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Most everyone wants to have enough money to feel financially secure. But, achieving financial goals can mean different things to different peopleâdepending on where they are in life or their careers. Whether youâre graduating from college, beginning a new job, starting a family or buying a home, there are some smart financial strategies that could […]
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Life happens. And while breaking a lease is generally a big no-no, sometimes thereâs no way around it. Here are the most common situations.
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Most adults in the U.S. consider a cell phone to be one of life’s essentials. We’re so reliant on our phones that losing or accidentally damaging a cell phone would constitute a major crisis. And because cell phones can be expensive, … Continue reading →
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A lot has changed during the coronavirus pandemic. Large in-person gatherings are a thing of the past, the economy has been affected, and some businesses have even shut down. There are many small businesses that are still open, but they’re struggling. It’s up to everyday people to continue to support them. But consumers have also… Read More
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Looking for the perfect home on the real estate market? Unfortunately, it can be tricky if you have unpaid taxes. Failing to pay your federal income taxes can lead to the Internal Revenue Service placing a lien on your property or your assets. These legal tools protect the government’s ability to get its money. They also set off alarm bells for… Read More
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As of November 2020, the IRS had received more than 168 million tax returns for the 2019 tax year. More than 72 millionâroughly 42%âwere self-prepared tax returns. Discover how to do taxes yourself in the guide below so you can decide if self-preparation is the way to go for you. 10 Steps for Doing Taxes… Read More
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