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  • in Taxes

    The Three Most Important Tax Changes for 2016

    It’s tax time, and that means it’s time to take note of the important tax changes that are now in effect for 2016 (and the 2015 tax year). The IRS likes to make changes to their tax tables on a regular basis – because nothing is more confusing than constantly learning more about taxes – […] More

  • in Taxes

    Three Simple but Often Overlooked Income Tax Deductions and Credits

    At the risk of sounding slightly bitter, it’s tax time. For those expecting money deposited into their bank accounts after filing their 2015 income tax returns, it’s a nice time of year. For anyone depositing their money into the IRS’ bank account, however, a root canal sounds like fun. Either way, lowering your tax liability […] More

  • in Rewards Credit Cards

    Three Tips for Choosing Your Next Rewards Credit Card

    Rewards credit cards are amazing for those who really get to take advantage of them and make them work in their personal lives. Whether it’s cash back rewards, airline rewards or hotel rewards, earning something by paying for things you have to have anyway is a nice deal. However, it’s sometimes a bit confusing to […] More

  • in Personal Finance

    Three Questions to Ask Before You Take Out a Loan

    It’s that time of year again when everyone is making new purchases; new cars, new homes and new everywhere. Whether you are looking to remodel your existing home now that the holidays are over and you have more time, you are looking to buy a new home or you are looking to even just buy […] More

  • in How to Save Money

    How One Man Negotiated Half the Typical San Francisco Rent

    When it comes to saving money, it seems that everyone has a great story of their own. However, I’m pretty positive that no one has a better story than Davis Nguyen. In a city where the average rental payment is approximately $3,500 per month (higher than the national average), he managed to score a $2,500 […] More

  • in How to Make Money

    Making an App in 7 Easy Steps And For Less Than $200

    There’s an app for that; actually, there is not an app for this. Does this mean we’ve found the one thing that there is not an app for? Should we write this down somewhere on a calendar to mark the day we broke app history? Or should we make an app for that? I digress […] More

  • in Personal Finance

    Personal Finance Books You Can Get for Less Than $1 on Amazon

    If there is one thing that’s always worth purchasing used, it’s a book. After all, it’s always the same; yet a used book is so much better. There is nothing more comforting or refreshing than the feel of gently used pages and a book that’s been loved. Its pages are softer, more pliable, and it’s […] More

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