When you’re creating your budget, it’s best to plan for the long term first. Accomplish this by creating an annual budget first. This will help you plan ahead for variable expenses.
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The definition of a true financial emergency changes from person to person. Find out what your definition needs to be if you want to have financial success.
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“Should I do my own taxes?” is a question that should be asked more often than it is. My previous experience as an IRS auditor will help you determine if you should do it yourself or seek the advice of a professional.
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Do you find yourself saving a little money only to see it dwindle away over time? Do you attempt to save for financial goals but always seem to fall short? Do you have money saved up but no idea what it’s for? If any of those sound familiar, then I have the perfect solution for you. Give Your Money a Job…
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Use these holiday budgeting tips to stay on track this holiday season and come out of it with no new debt and more money in your pocket.
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When it comes to money and relationships, it takes a team effort. Use these 8 tips to help you start taking money with your honey today.
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Are your finances headed in the right direction? Here are 11 questions to ask yourself about money to help you find out.
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Learn how 21+ individuals and families attacked their debt and came out on top.
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If you’re struggling to build your emergency fund or pay off debt, selling some of your stuff can help you kick start your financial plan. Find out the best places to sell your stuff.
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Budgeting for the holidays can be tough. It’s sometimes very reactionary. Use these tips to help make budgeting for the holidays much easier.
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