*UPDATED AS OF DECEMBER 23, 2020 If you’re struggling to make ends meet due to the impacts of Coronavirus, a second stimulus could be coming. The Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2021 – a $900B relief package to deliver the second round of economic stimulus for individuals, families, and businesses was passed […]
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In January, the gym overflows with resolutioners. Soon enough, they’re gone. Everyone wants the results, but they don’t always choose the best method, leading to failure (and a pricey unused gym membership). These New Year’s resolutions can save you money — and may even help you reach other goals. 17 New Year’s Resolutions That Will
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If you fly Spirit Airlines frequently — which you might do if you enjoy the no-frills, low-cost carrier and live near one of the cities it services — then consider the Spirit Airlines World Mastercard® credit card. While the value of miles is relatively low compared to other airline cards, it does come with some additional flexibility…
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2020 was a real anomaly, and we definitely felt it in our financial lives. Many people lost work and had to learn to function with less. Some found themselves with a surplus of cash from stimulus checks and reduced spending due to shutdowns. Others used online shopping as a coping mechanism and watched their debt
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Looking for the newest and best investment apps? We’re here to help you find the perfect app to improve your finances. Remember when you had to call up your broker or financial advisor to buy a stock or scan the newspaper for the latest quotes? No? Me either. But I heard it was rough. With today’s best
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Jan 4, 2020 – I never dreamed I’d write a small business checklist. After all, I didn’t plan to start a small business. I had been experimenting with custom designs for our daughters and had a stack of scribbles beside my computer. After sharing a few of those designs with some friends, I made a
2020 has been a hard year for many, and there are certainly many reasons to not feel the Christmas spirit — it may have born a few extra Grinchs this year. If the Grinch really did steal your Christmas, would your home insurance cover replacing all those gifts and decor? Probably! Furry green burglars are abundant
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2020 has been a year like no other. Whether you’ve experienced a job loss or a loss of financial stability, there’s one thing to always remember: you do have the ability to restore your financial footing. Here are 3 steps on how to bounce back. 1. Create a Plan It’s self-assessment time! In order to
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Many credit cards offer introductory 0% APR periods that allow you a head start on repaying purchases without worrying about ballooning interest from day one. Could you use this grace period to catch up on your repayments? Here are the best credit cards with 0% APR interest. 10 Best 0% APR No-Interest Credit Cards –
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Advertisements about “settling your tax debt for pennies on the dollar” typically refer to the process of applying for an IRS offer in compromise, which is an IRS program designed to help people pay at least some of their tax debt. But statistically, the odds of getting an IRS offer in compromise are pretty low….
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Many Americans will say goodbye to 2020 with an extra $600 in their pockets, after Congress rushed to approve a relief package Monday night. The $900 billion relief bill includes $600 stimulus checks for most adults who aren’t claimed as dependents, plus $600 for children 16 and younger. The bill will also provide a $300
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Whether you are an avid real estate investor or an average buyer or seller, real estate apps can become quite useful in your endeavors. Thanks to technology, finding great deals and investments takes less time, and managing your money is more efficient. Yet like anything in today’s digital world, there are tons of apps for
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Apr 17, 2020 – Growing your business means taking the time to think about where you might improve. Most companies out there have a similar goal. Figuring out how to improve then becomes key. To do this, many organizations turn to conducting a SWOT analysis. From the largest corporations to small businesses, a SWOT analysis
Congress has finally passed a second stimulus package to combat the massive COVID-19 economic impact. The $900 billion package covers stimulus checks, unemployment boost, small business aid, school and public health funds, rental and nutrition assistance and a ban on surprise medical bills. Many Americans feel the proposed measures are not enough. Here’s what made
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If she could do it over, Vy Chuong says she would. Chuong, 26, from Seattle, refinanced roughly $55,000 in federal student loans with a private lender in February. A month later, the government suspended most federal loan payments interest-free until September. That break has since been extended through January 2021. Chuong’s new loan doesn’t qualify….
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It’s the question we usually ask our parents late one night while sitting around the kitchen table. Or we ask our siblings when they become parents for the first time. “Do you have a will?” Of course, if you’re facing an illness, coming up on retirement age, or have a partner or children, you should
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The idea of finding stay at home jobs is nothing new and remote work has also ramped up over the years. But the world was sent upside down when the COVID-19 pandemic created havoc in 2020. This also forced more companies to allow working from home and that generated more interest from people in being
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If you have a retirement account, you probably just became a Tesla investor. No, Elon Musk didn’t gift you shares of the electric carmaker. And you aren’t going to suddenly see Tesla stock — which was up more than 600% year to date during the third week of December — pop up in your portfolio.
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Setting financial goals can prove to be difficult sometimes and even confusing. There are many moving parts to your personal finances and choosing what to do might not always be that obvious. And, everyone’s financial goals will also vary, because your situation will be different from the next person. But as you look to improve
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