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How Social Media Affects Our Financial Health – The Good, Bad And Ugly
Social media is everywhere and covers everything. People use social media for connecting, shopping, content, entertainment and sharing information. While…
I’m Planning to Get a $3,200 Monthly Social Security Benefit. How Can I Avoid Taxes?
More and more retirees are being taxed on Social Security benefits. Legislative changes over the decade have shaped the age…
How to Set Up a Payment Plan for Taxes You Owe
When an individual or business owes taxes to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), settling the entire amount in a single…
Top high-yield savings accounts are now beating inflation. Here’s why that’s important
Personal finance fact: Your money loses purchasing power over time, especially if it’s in a savings account that isn’t earning…
In Baseball And Corporate Proxy, Change Can Be A Home Run
Some of our biggest rites of spring are changing for the better. Of course, I’m talking about two of my…
Growing Deficit And The Future Of U.S. Fiscal Policy
Tax Analysts' chief economist Martin Sullivan discusses the Congressional Budget Office’s latest economic forecast, new insights on the effects of…
Where Do The 2024 Presidential Candidates Stand On Student Loans?
There are many important issues taking the stage in this year's Presidential election, and how each candidate thinks student loan…
5 Ways to Increase Your Social Security Benefits
For many Americans, Social Security benefits make up significant part of their retirement income. Therefore, it’s important to understand which…
What Is a Gift Loan and How Does It Work?
A gift loan is essentially a loan with an interest rate well below the market average, or even no interest…
What is APR on a credit card?
Key takeaways A credit card's interest rate is called its APR — or annual percentage rate — with different rates…
