Jan 18, 2021
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Smart Strategies for 2020 Year-End Tax Planning
A year ago, it looked like 2020 would be an uneventful year for taxpayers, with little new expected to come out of Washington that would have much effect on them. But in the final weeks of 2019, Congress managed to pass far-reaching …
Bottom Line, Inc
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IRS Collections Appears To Be Broken
One of my least favorite ideas is hiring private collection companies to collect federal taxes. So I was really intrigued by the second biannual report by the Treasury Inspector General For Tax Administration (TIGTA) on the program. …
Forbes
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7 Ways Pain-Free Ways Save $360 Per Month
You can drink Starbucks SBUX +0.5% and even eat Avocado Toast and still stay on track for financial freedom. There is no reason to waste money or overpay for your monthly expenses. Keep reading for seven ways to help lower your monthly expenses. …
Forbes
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New Year, New You Money Tips
The new year is all about resetting and getting your life back on track. After the year that was 2020, a lot of us are yearning for a restart. Being on track with your financials at the beginning of January will help set you up for success for the …
Forbes
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How Does Financial Aid Work?
Families spent $30,017, on average, to pay for college during the 2019-20 school year, according to a 2020 survey by Sallie Mae and market research company Ipsos. Almost half of that amount (47%) came from financial aid.1 From this …
Investopedia
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"How can you call me unemotional? You've seen me cry over interest rates!"
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Quote of the Week
"It's how you deal with failure that determines how you achieve success." David Feherty
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Trivia
When in 2003 was the new $20 bill introduced?
See the answer below.
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