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With April 15th fast approaching, many are discovering that they have a tax liability they are not prepared to pay.
If Uncle Sam is cutting you a tax refund check this year, what’s the best use of that small windfall? If you’re feeling paralyzed by the dizzying bounty of choices, here is a simple set of guidelines to help you decide how to make the absolute most of refund:
Buy now, pay later options are increasingly popular and easy to access. On the surface, these payment options can seem ideal if you're short on cash, but there are reasons to be cautious.
Most organizations try to prioritize employee wellness and understand that holistic employee benefits are important to prevent turnover. But unfortunately, most of us are missing a crucial ingredient: financial wellness. When it’s done correctly, organizational financial wellness options benefit both the employer and individual employees. Here’s why it’s important for your organization to prioritize employees’ financial wellbeing.
Check out our top picks for the best money management apps to stay on top of your budget and manage your expenses from your phone or tablet.
Paying off debt is hard enough, but it only gets harder when you’ve got an income that fluctuates up and down. No need to despair. Debt repayment is entirely possible, even if you’re living on inconsistent income. You’ll just need to get creative and go a different route. Here's what you need to know.
If you’re dealing with unpaid credit card debt, you might be getting phone calls from collection agencies. And those debt collectors may be using aggressive tactics to scare you into paying, including threatening jail time. But can you really go to jail over credit card debt? Here's what you need to know.
If you are impacted by a significant work stoppage, there are things you can do to keep the damage to a minimum, while focusing on the things that matter most to you and your family. Here are a few expert tips to help you through a potentially trying time.
If you feel like you’re drowning in debt, the idea of settling for less money than you owe can be appealing. You could hire a debt settlement company that will work on your behalf to negotiate settlements with your creditors, or you could just do it yourself. If you're thinking about DIY debt settlement here's what you need to know.
What does it mean to be financially healthy? There is no one single metric for financial health, but here are eight signs that you're heading in the right direction.
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