If youâre trying to rebound from a major financial nosedive, it may seem like youâll never get your credit back on track. Maybe youâre overwhelmed by credit card debt, or you lost your job and…
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Have a home equity loan or home equity line of credit (HELOC)? Then you’ll want to know if this debt is tax-deductible. Here’s what is, and isn’t.
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The answer to this question comes down to whether your stimulus check increases your “provisional income.”
Here are some of the best ways to save for your childâs college expenses – and how to get them involved in the process.
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ETFs and index funds attempt to mimic the growth of the stock market. The general trend of the stock market in its few hundred years of existence has been upward, even if it has its daily ups and downs. So,…
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So you’re considering adding solar panels to your home, but aren’t completely sold. What if we told you in addition to being eco-friendly, you could also receive a 26% tax credit for doing so?
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If you’re thinking about a side-hustle but are unsure how to start, here are four moms who have transformed their family’s finances.
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As many as 8 out of 10 American adults have some form of debt and the vast majority are stuck in a persistent cycle of interest, penalty fees, and escalating APRs. Itâs not always something they accumulated through careless abandon or something they acquired as a means of paying for a lifestyle they otherwise canât […]
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Fraudsters and security experts are engaged in a constant cat-and-mouse battle. As the latter creates more advanced security methods, the former develops new ways to exploit them. This means that while cyber security is more advanced than ever, identity theft and online fraud is more common than ever and becoming increasingly common with each passing […]
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Individuals and businesses use credit cards every day. Both earn rewards points that make paying for needed items easier. But if youâre a business owner, your business credit card has expenses and fees attached to it. Thankfully, some of those expenses and fees are tax deductible on your business taxesâincluding the credit card interest. Some business… Read More
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