You certainly aren’t alone if you’re rushing to file your tax return and looking for some last-minute tax savings strategies.
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Credit card spending heats up during the summer, survey says
The holiday gift-giving season isn’t the only time you should worry about credit card spending.
The case for teaching personal finance to high school students
Studies have long supported that students who advance further in high school math have higher wages and are more likely to be unemployed.
How the new tax laws affect your refund next year
If you’re wondering how the new tax laws passed in late 2017 will affect your taxes next year, you’re certainly in good company. The Tax Cuts and Job Act (TCJA), passed on December 22, 2017, is the biggest overhaul of the of U.S. tax code since 1986 and it has many Americans wondering how they can avoid owing money to the government.
Debit cards for kids: Can they help teach money management?
In a nation where households are awash in debt, it is never too early to teach children the value of hanging on to a dollar.
New app lets restaurant customers legally ‘dine and dash’
I was as a college student when I first heard the phrase “dine and dash.”
Tips for financing a spring break getaway
As a long, cold winter departs, thoughts turn to the warmer days ahead. Perhaps you plan to celebrate with a spring break getaway.
5 places to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on the cheap
No one in their right mind wants to blow a pot o’ gold on St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.
6 lessons you can learn from Joey Lawrence’s bankruptcy
Whoa! Actor Joey Lawrence’s lovable but dense TV character, Joey Russo, uttered that catchphrase on the 1990s sitcom “Blossom,” and the phrase has been synonymous with Lawrence ever since.
How to get a personal loan
Sure, it’s ideal to always have enough savings in the bank for life’s major expenses, such as medical bills, home improvements or paying off credit card debt. But sometimes life happens, and you need to get a personal loan in order to afford something important.