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Have you been laid off or endured a longer-than-anticipated work furlough? And if so, you may have had to reach for the plastic to scrape by. That’s a totally reasonable approach to getting by, but once your income is back in place, you’ll need a plan for paying off your debt.

Whether you’re working from home, out of work, or taking on new side-gigs, the coronavirus has impacted millions of people’s regular work schedule. And while taxes might not be an immediate concern right now, different arrangements can have some significant tax implications.

If you’re one of the millions who have been unfortunately let go from their job in recent weeks, what can you do to stay financially afloat? Besides shopping smart and trying to find other ways to earn a buck during COVID-19, what assistance is available? Here are some key resources to keep in mind.

The coronavirus outbreak has led to a significant amount of panic buying and supply hording. It's led to income instability for a lot of people. With that in mind, here are our top tips for making the most of what you've already bought and shopping smart from here on out.

Whether you recently experienced a job loss, a drastic cut in hours, or are simply erring on the side of caution, here’s how you can stretch your budget during an unexpected emergency:

Receive a text message from someone claiming to be a debt collector? Here's what you need to know about the new changes to debt collection, including what is and what isn't allowed.

If you or someone in your family has had a medical emergency or long-term medical situation, you may be dealing with physical recovery and significant medical bills. Consider taking these steps to better manage those unexpected bills.

Servicemembers who are called into active duty, are deployed, or are entering the military most likely have major concerns beyond paying bills on time and maintaining a good credit history. The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) helps servicemembers retain good credit and eliminate financial stress while serving in the military. Here's how.

If you have multiple loan options, shopping for the best and cheapest loan can be complicated, and there are many different factors you’ll have to consider. Here are some basic things to consider before choosing the perfect loan for you.

If you are overwhelmed by putting together your financial goals and plans, you may decide to assemble a trusted financial team. Working with one or more of these financial professionals can help put the pieces in place, so that you can meet your goals and plan for the future.

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