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Whether you’re a seasoned tax filer or a newbie looking to avoid the dreaded audit, preparing for tax season doesn’t have to be a stressful … Read More 5 Essential Steps To Prepare for Tax Season
Couponing isn’t just a hobby. For many people, it’s a way of life. A couponer thinks about the art of getting a deal all the time. Even when they aren’t actively shopping, they wonder how a coupon can make something more affordable. They are crafty and are constantly trying to pinpoint the best way to save more money. If you have a couponer on your gift list this holiday season, why not give them something […]
Image Source: Pexels It’s easy to stress about money during the holidays, which can take some of the fun out of Christmas. According to The National Retail Federation, holiday spending this year is expected to grow between 2.5% and 3.5% from 2023. This totals around $989 billion in holiday spending. While the numbers are growing nationally, you don’t have to spend more this year. It is possible to focus on savings this Christmas and not […]
Time Management and Productivity Require More Than A To-Do List Mastering innovative time management strategies has been a game-changer in my life. As a busy person juggling work, personal goals, family, and everything else, I know how overwhelming it feels when the day’s to-do list seems endless. Yet, for years, I thought being productive meant … Read more The post 10 Time Management Strategies for Learning How To be Productive appeared first on Dividends Diversify.
There’s barely more than a week left until Christmas, so it’s time to focus on three things: The annual debate of whether Die Hard is really a Christmas movie (it is) Finishing up your shopping and wrapping of presents Making those year-end, tax-saving, financial moves I solved #1 for you and can’t help you with #2. So that leaves us with #3. After managing our own finances and rental properties and running this blog for […]
It’s that time of year, where I will soon remind you to use up your Healthcare Flexible Spending Account (FSA) funds before they expire. However, if you somehow have a large unused balance that you can’t offset with sunscreen and cold medicine, you may be interested in the possibility of using it towards exercise equipment. While shopping for a Zwift smart trainer bike, I came across a new checkout option called TrueMed that lets you […]
15 ways to save money on theatre tickets With Christmas approaching, many of us will be wanting to visit the theatre to see a play or pantomime, as a treat. But a trip to the theatre can be very expensive. So here are 15 ways to save money on theatre tickets. 1) Many local theatres offer a discount but often don’t advertise it well! So, look up your theatre and find out what they have […]
When a claimant contacts a service provider and submits his complaint, he usually anticipates receiving an update within a short period and becomes disappointed when there are several processes to go through and lots of documentation. Insurance companies are well aware that having the claim deferral period shorter is rather important for the overall structure of the business. So how does one do that? Life insurance claims software is an advanced system designed to streamline […]
Year-end purchases can have a significant impact on your financial strategy. From maximizing deductions to ensuring compliance with tax laws, understanding the tax implications of these decisions is crucial. Around 64% of Americans stated that tax season brings them some level of stress every year. Better understanding some of the tax implications for year-end purchases […] The post Here Are 7 Tax Implications of Year-End Purchases appeared first on Personal Finance Advice.
The post Best Money Market Accounts for December 2024 appeared first on Club Thrifty. Want to earn more interest on your savings? Need a place to stash your cash and ride out the storm? Consider about adding a money market account to your portfolio. Money market accounts typically earn a higher rate than traditional savings accounts. They also offer capabilities similar to a checking account which make them even more attractive. Due to current conditions, […]
If you’ve ever seen the heart-stopping results from a college savings calculator, you’ve probably frantically wondered how to save for college. Whether your kids are headed to college in a few years or more than a decade, check out these 10 tips to graduate debt-free. How to Save for College: 10 Smart Ways to Graduate Debt-Free The average college cost is just over $38,000 per year. If that isn’t enough to stop any parent in their […]
Have you ever felt that there is more month than paycheck? You’re not alone, 78% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. This sobering statistic is a reality that most people only have enough money until the next payday. A tight spot to be in if an unexpected expense arises like a medical bill, unexpected job loss, or flight for a funeral. Instead of languishing in financial discomfort, here are 4 ways to cut costs and save money. The post 4 Ways to Cut Costs and Save Money appeared first on Budget Life List.
“Didn’t you guys say you’re going to Valencia?” “Yeah?” “So, it got flooded yesterday and it’s now a natural disaster zone!” “WHAT?!” I had no idea the city we were planning on visiting would experience an emergency like this just days before our arrival. We were taking a trans-atlantic cruise and had zero Wifi. Luckily another digital nomad family on the ship had Wifi paid for by their company and told us. The second our […]