This Giving Season, Take Advantage of New Tax Incentive

by Tekendra Pd Shah on December 01, 2020

Taxpayers can deduct up to $300 in charitable donations this year, even if they use the standard deduction.

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How to Get Help After Your Unemployment Benefits Run Out

You'll need a plan for when your unemployment benefits run out. Find out about extensions, how to tighten your budget, rethink your job search, and available resources.

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Personal Loans and Debt Consolidation

Managing debt is a persistent issue for many Americans, and one that continues to grow. These tips and insights can help you address it.

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What the Listing Agent Won't Tell You About a Motivated Seller

Understand what the phrase "motivated seller" means in a real estate listing, and learn how to determine if sellers truly are eager to sell.

Here Is How to Calculate Your Original Loan and How Refinancing Works

Most refinancing calculators show a simplified breakeven point. That's a good start, but you need more information to make the best choice.

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How to Make an Early Withdrawal From Your IRA Without Paying the Fee

Some hardships allow withdrawal from a 401(k) or other retirement account without the standard 10% penalty. But financial advisers say this should be a last resort.