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Inflation Part 1: What is it and how does it happen?

You’ve probably felt the effects of inflation by now at the gas pump, grocery store, and even at local restaurants. Prices everywhere are increasing and it’s due to inflation or the increase in the cost of living. Suddenly, it’s more expensive for us to do the things we do on a normal basis. While it’s[...]

It’s finally time to come out of the cold and head to warmer climes for the time-honored tradition of Spring Break! Whether you’re a college student headed to the beach or a family headed to Disneyland, we have a couple of ideas to help you out. And best of all, they are budget friendly. How[...]

One common problem of entrepreneurial people who run their own company is that they can easily let their professional pursuits take over. This means that they’re letting business related matters cross a boundary into their personal lives, and it’s a chronic problem. They may get to the point where they have no life. Is this you,[...]

Looking for money-making ideas but hate the idea of working a job you hate? Many hobbies can turn into extra cash when done correctly. This list includes 10 hobbies that might be your ticket to money-making success. 1- Writing Writers can write copy for small businesses, author books, or engage in other ways and earn[...]

Successful investing results in achieving financial goals and enjoying financial independence. The fight for financial freedom is something that most of us strive to win and cement a successful future. Apart from the typical paycheck, becoming an investor ensures a constant revenue stream to sustain your financial health. However, becoming a successful investor takes a[...]

As you can imagine, there is little in this world that is more stressful than owing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) a significant amount of money in back taxes. If you get on the wrong side of the IRS, they can turn your financial life into a nightmare. Of course, that is not really their[...]

Like it or not, tax time comes this time of year every year. Do you know what that means? That means it is time for you to start thinking about how you are going to file your tax returns by the April 15, 2021 deadline. As you contemplate filing your 2020 taxes this year, it[...]

529 plans are college savings accounts that provide financial aid and tax benefits. In addition to college expenses, 529 plans can also be used to invest and save for k-12 tuition. There are two kinds of 529 plans: prepaid tuition plans and college savings plans. A 529 plan is an excellent way for you to[...]

Taking care of your finances can be easier if you educate yourself, and stick to a clear plan. In fact, one of the smartest ways to save money is to cut expenses. A few ideas are to refinance student loans or your mortgage, use apps to receive cash back or find ways to save on[...]

Employment during 2020 was extremely unpredictable and many people lost jobs, were furloughed, were at work and then back at home. All these insane employment changes and several other financial factors impact how you file your taxes in 2021. There are some other changes in tax laws you may not know about and even be[...]

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Inflation Part 1: What is it and how does it happen?

Budget Friendly Spring Break Travel Tips

How to Avoid Becoming a Slave to Your Small Business

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What should I do if I owe back taxes?

Get ahead filing your 2021 taxes

Benefits of a 529 plan

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Changes that may affect how you file this upcoming tax season

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