Beginning this week, many Americans will notice an extra deposit in their accounts. As part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, millions of workers and their families may receive a one-time check for up to $1,200...
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1. Assess your new debt Credit cards are often the most popular payment method during the holidays. If you were one of these shoppers, it’s important to review your newly acquired debt and craft a payoff plan. 2. Review potential gift returns Instead of...
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For most people, January is considered a clean-slate month. It’s a fresh start, a new tax year and 12 months to work toward your financial goals. Here are a few tips to get you started. Audit recurring charges A great way to...
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Don’t let a holiday cash-crunch stress you out. Use these tips from U.S. News to help you skate through the holiday season. Check your credit score. It may seem like an unlikely place to begin your holiday preparations, but it’s smart to...
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