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    The Most Amazing Way to Save Money in 2016

    So many of us want to save money, but we are not that good at it. That’s why we struggle so much in that area of our lives. However, we’ve recently learned of something that is designed to save for you, without any actual effort on your behalf. It might not seem all that possible, […] More

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    Is Your Child’s Identity Safe?

    As the mother of four small kids, nothing terrifies me more in life than something horrible happening to them. My job as their mother is to raise them to become amazing humans with kind hearts, compassion, ambition and motivation. I want them to be lovely human beings, intelligent and sweet. I also want them to […] More

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    Which Credit Card Should You Pay Off First?

    One of the most commonly asked questions people have regarding their debt is which credit card to pay off first. It’s not a bad question, either. It’s merely a question that people have because they honestly do not know which card is the best to pay off first. Some people suggest paying off a certain […] More

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    Calculate Your Taxes Based On Presidential Candidate Plans

    The 2016 presidential campaign is an unusual one, full of constant controversy and races that are still competitive on both sides (despite the comments of both front-runners). With the collective campaign noise, it can be difficult to sort out the candidate’s real stand on issues that affect you. Help is available, at least with respect […] More

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    Is OnStar Worth the Price You Pay for Service?

    It wasn’t long ago when a friend asked me an honest question as we were driving to a new restaurant and needed directions. I pushed the button on my dash for OnStar to provide an address and have turn-by-turn directions sent to my SUV. She asked if the price I pay every month is really […] More

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    Four Of The Most Popular Tax Credits Many of Us Qualify For

    Tax deductions are always useful, but tax credits are even more so. Deductions only reduce your taxable income, while credits are subtracted directly from your tax bill. In the case of refundable tax credits, you may even be eligible for a refund beyond the amount of taxes that you pay. Non-refundable tax credits cannot be […] More

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    Healthy Habits That Improve Your Life and Your Finances

    Part of what we love to do here is help you with your financial life; whether it’s saving money on amazing deals, budgeting or just providing you with simple, informative financial advice. We tell you about new credit cards, about deals, about special savings and we tell you how you can save money doing everyday […] More

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    The Best Financial Advice from Successful People

    I am a huge sucker for quotes and for advice that’s being offered. I love them. As a businesswoman working on building my empire and my brand every single day of my life, I like to see if I’m in the right frame of mind. Do I have the same qualities and traits as the […] More

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    Tax Tip: Get Free Dessert at Tony Roma’s On Tax Day

    Do you love free dessert? Do you love Tony Roma’s? Do you love tax day? Okay, two for three really isn’t bad. Tax day is quickly approaching, and no one is happy about it. Well, I no longer care since I already finished my income taxes for 2015 and sent in my check, but many […] More

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    Three Ways Student Loans Might Benefit You At Tax Time

    Tax time is the worst. Unless, of course, you have student loans. Then graduation and repayment is the worst. I cannot tell you how often I read and hear people say that if they only knew the true cost of student loans before they used them to get through college, they never would have applied […] More

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