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The Biggest Tax Changes in 2018 — New Income Brackets, Deductions and More
Learn about all the changes to tax code that applies to 2018 following the new tax reform bill passed by Congress at the end of 2017. Find out what affects you when it comes to income tax brackets, deductions, credits, penalties and more so that you‘re prepared to save money on this year‘s taxes.
Thomas (TJ) Porter
Marcus by Goldman Sachs: Savings, CDs, Personal Loans in One Place
Marcus by Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs Bank USA, the online bank, is now rebranded...
How the 2017 Tax Reform Bill Affects Your Savings
The Senate and House passed one of the most significant tax reform bills Americans...
Choosing The Right Retirement Plan So You Can Start Saving For The Future
Finding the right retirement plan doesn’t need to be stressful. Learn which plans may be best for you based on your profession and how you can start saving now.
Paul Sisolak
Best Wallets For Credit Cards
See the best wallets to hold your credit cards. We cover different styles for men and women that offer the best ways to carry cards, cash, and more.
Kara Perez
How To Find a Bank That Doesn't Suck
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The Biggest Blocker to Financial Success: Emotions
During the fifty mile trek through the California desert to my poorly paying job,...
Can I Afford to Work for Myself?
Working for myself is something that many people yearn for. If you are ready to finally work for yourself, find out if you can afford it first.
Carrie Smith
Is Your Budget Travel Ready?
Traveling can be expensive. It takes a lot of planning to make sure you are on budget and don't overspend. Find out if your budget is ready to travel.
Kara Perez
Are Your Finances Ready For An Emergency?
This September I went on a solo four-week road trip across seven US states. It...
Are You Spending Too Much Money on Entertainment?
When it comes to personal finance, it’s not all about budgeting and saving. It’s...
How to Create a Student Loan Debt Payoff Plan
Knowing how to pay off your student loan debt is just the first step. Learn how to create plan and stick to it so you can be debt free.
Claire Murdough
How to Keep Up with Your Friends Without Going Broke
It's all fun and games...until your bank account goes into the red. Here's how you can keep up with your friends without going into debt.
Zina Kumok
Is Your Money Ready for Kids? Find Out Here
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A few years ago, no more...
How to Know if Your Money is Ready for Marriage
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At the age of 19 or 20, I...
Am I Spending Too Much On Rent?
We all need shelter, but sometimes rent prices can be downright unreasonable. Here's how to know if you're spending too much of your hard-earned cash on rent.
Kayla Albert
How to File Personal Taxes
Find out what you need to get ready for the tax filing season, especially if you're trying to prepare your own tax returns.
Carrie Smith
The Three Financial Stages of Buying a Home
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At some point in the last...
How to Save Money for a House Down Payment
We’ve been diving deep on the topic of home ownership these days. After all, this...
Am I Spending Too Much Money on Food?
Food may be a basic necessity, but it can also be a huge drain on your money. Here‘s how to evaluate your food spending to find the sweet spot in your budget.
Claire Murdough
The Terms You Need to Know to Buy a House
If you're getting ready to buy a home, here's a list of the major terms you should know before entering into a mortgage.
Cami Tellez
How Can I Tell if I'm Saving Enough?
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I’ve always been a rule...
Do You Need Roommates to Afford Rent?
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When I was in...
Getting Your Money Ready to Move Out of Your Parents' House
Are you tired of living with mom and dad? Here's a checklist that will help you get your finances ready to move out and into an apartment of your very own.
Kayla Albert
What to Do About What You "Should" Do with Your Money
When it comes to things you “should” do with your money, everyone has something to say. Here's how to cut through the noise and make the best decisions for you.
Lauren Bowling
Is It Time to Have The Finance Talk?
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After only three weeks of...
How Much of My Income Should I Be Saving?
A mixture of progress and pride is the feeling I would have around the second or...
5 Ways to Tell if You're on the Right Financial Path
Can we ever really know if we're on the right financial path? Here are five steps to help you figure it out - based on your personal goals and desires.
Lauren Bowling
Do Single People Need Life Insurance?
Life insurance: is it a necessity if you're unmarried? Here's how to decide if you should be signing up for a life insurance policy anytime soon.
Kara Perez