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    Child Tax Credit 2023: Essential Updates and Requirements

    Tinseltown / Shutterstock.com The child tax credit continues to be an essential means of financial support for many families in 2023. This tax benefit is designed to help parents offset the costs of raising children and provide much-needed assistance during tax filing season. The amount of the child tax credit depends on various factors, including income […] More

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    How to Pay Off $10,000 of Credit Card Debt: A Concise Guide

    Tinseltown / Shutterstock.com Credit card debt can feel like an insurmountable hurdle, especially when it reaches a substantial amount like $10,000. Many individuals find themselves in this situation and struggle to find a way out. However, there are proven strategies that can help you eliminate this debt and regain control of your financial health. One popular […] More

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    How to Deal With a Credit Report Error

    No one is perfect; sorry guys, not even me (written with a massive laugh and eye roll, because I am so far from perfect!). We all have our flaws. We all make mistakes. Just the other day I made about 78 mistakes in the span of an hour in the eyes of my 4-year-old. It’s […] More

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    What is the 50 30 20 Rule of Personal Finance: A Simple Guide to Smart Money Management

    Tinseltown / Shutterstock.com The 50/30/20 rule of personal finance is a simple and effective budgeting technique that helps individuals manage their finances by dividing their after-tax income into three primary categories. This rule aims to balance the payment for essential expenses, savings, and discretionary spending, promoting financial stability and long-term wealth accumulation. According to this rule, […] More

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    Money Skills We Need to Teach Our Kids Right Now

    One of the biggest issues in life is second grade math. No, hear me out; it is a problem. Second grade math is so complicated that educated, grown adults cannot even understand the instructions or the problems themselves without an email to the teacher, who then tells you that you’re one of every single parent […] More

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    10 Ways to Put Your Pension to Work

    No one wants to hear you complain about putting your pension to work for you. Really; it’s like complaining that someone accidentally got dirt on the floor of your brand new Lamborghini because she did not wipe off the bottom of her 6-inch diamond-studded Christian Louboutin heels when you went to George Clooney’s house for […] More

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    Student Loans and Your Credit: What You Need to Know

    Student loans are wonderful assets for those who want to go to college and further their education, get ahead in life and make for a brighter future. But they are also deadly to those who cannot afford them. It’s a way you can afford to go to college when you cannot otherwise afford to go […] More

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    Common Reasons Your Preapproval Results in A Denied Mortgage

    The preapproval process is perhaps one of the most important when it comes to buying a new house. While it is possible to view new homes and begin the process without a preapproval, there are always some sellers and even some realtors who will not show a home to anyone without a preapproval and sometimes […] More

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    IKEA: 3 Ways To Save Money

    IKEA is that store you cannot stop thinking about. You know that the items in the store are not that amazing in terms of what you really want in your home, but you cannot stop shopping. You take your kids, you go without your kids. You wander up and down every single aisle in the […] More

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