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Should I draw from my retirement accounts to pay for home improvements?
Key takeaways Borrowing from tax-advantaged accounts may end up costing you more than your original contributions. If you lose your…
Is the Bank of America Unlimited Cash Rewards card worth it?
Key takeaways The Bank of America® Unlimited Cash Rewards credit card offers a flat rate of 1.5 percent cash back…
Should I get a travel credit card that earns points, miles or both?
Key takeaways Some travel credit cards earn miles that work with a specific airline or airline alliance, whereas others offer…
The Sky Isn’t Falling After IRS Finalizes Crypto Tax Reporting Rules
Earlier this summer, the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS released final regulations on reporting requirements for sales,…
How to advocate for yourself as a cardholder
If you don’t advocate for yourself, who will? This is true in life, and it’s also true with your credit…
IRS Gives Taxpayers In Texas Impacted By Hurricane Beryl More Time To File And Pay
Hurricane Beryl made a dramatic impact in parts of the Caribbean and the Gulf Coast this summer. The storm holds…
Can you be liable for a spouse’s credit card debt?
Key takeaways If you’re a joint cardholder on a credit card account or you’ve co-signed for a credit card with…
No More Chevron Deference: Analyzing Loper Bright And Corner Post
Tax Notes contributing editor Marie Sapirie discusses the recent Supreme Court decisions overturning Chevron and defining the statute of limitations…
The Unseen Consequences Of AT&T’s Data Breach On Minority Communities
AT&T’s breach, which facilitated unauthorized access to sensitive information via compromised customer service channels, resonates with a chilling alarm about…
From selling cookies to waiting tables, here’s how a side hustle can help you pay off debt
When Courtney and Lindsey Norton got married 12 years ago, they began sharing more than a last name — they…
