How Inflation Could Help Cut Taxes in 2023
On Tuesday, the IRS announced several adjustments for the 2023 tax year to account for the impact of inflation. For many taxpayers, these changes could […]
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On Tuesday, the IRS announced several adjustments for the 2023 tax year to account for the impact of inflation. For many taxpayers, these changes could […]
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Continue reading »Last month, the White House announced a sweeping plan to write off student loan debt for millions of Americans, writing off debts of up to […]
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Continue reading »The old adage “cash is everything” is no longer true. Card and app transactions account for about 60% of all purchases between $10 and $100, […]
Continue reading »Earlier this week, President Biden signed into law a bill to reduce inflation. Over the next decade, the federal government will spend $370 billion to […]
Continue reading »Over the course of our lives, we collectively die of nickels and pennies. There are things we need (or want) to pay for, as well […]
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Continue reading »With the memories (and aftermath) of the 2007-2009 Great Recession still painfully fresh for too many families, worries about recent economic fluctuations are on the […]
Continue reading »In the post-pandemic world, food delivery services like DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub have become ubiquitous. And while we may be returning to restaurants now, […]
Continue reading »If you have a backyard and want to earn passive income, there’s an app for you: Sniffspot connects dog owners with people with fully fenced […]
Continue reading »Whether you’re hiding under your coffee table when someone raises taxes, or you’re afraid to look at your bank statements, you might reflexively flip through […]
Continue reading »Last month, a federal judge in California approved a $45 million class action lawsuit settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed by a consumer group against […]
Continue reading »While aging is inevitable, spending money on your birthday is not. With a combination of the digital revolution and late-stage capitalism, every chain restaurant vies […]
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Continue reading »You were about to be a parent of the decade and saved enough in the 529 plan to pay for your child’s private college education. […]
Continue reading »If you’ve been thinking about getting rid of your car, now is the perfect time to do so. According to the Consumer Price Index from […]
Continue reading »For years, you lived on a college budget, getting food wherever you could, buying gas from trip to trip, and never once thinking about the […]
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Continue reading »When the bill comes in at the end of a dinner with friends or family, things can get awkward fast. Maybe you’re an adult who […]
Continue reading »You’ve likely experienced monthly or yearly fluctuations in your budget and spending (or weekly; hey, inflation ). Sometimes it may seem that you are just […]
Continue reading »Georgia recently became the 13th state in the nation to require high school students to be taught personal finance. According to Next Gen Personal Finance […]
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Continue reading »There are probably certain products or services that you have been buying regularly for years, if not decades. And over time, you’ve probably learned how […]
Continue reading »While Venmo and other money-swapping apps have been popular for years, there is still some gray area when it comes to cost-sharing etiquette. On the […]
Continue reading »In our capitalist society, there is a constant desire to turn every free minute into an opportunity to earn money. But I’m not here to […]
Continue reading »No matter how hard they tried, the killers and technophiles of the world simply couldn’t kill vinyl records. Every time a new audio technology hit […]
Continue reading »You may have noticed that the dollars in your wallet are suddenly worth less than a dollar. For this you can thank inflation, a measure […]
Continue reading »Depending on who they are, gift cards can be the perfect gift. (Read: Not from a life partner who needs to intuitively know you want […]
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