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Who Is Eligible for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)?
The earned income tax credit can provide substantial financial benefits for low-income working individuals and families, reducing taxes by hundreds…
How to manage your personal loan and save money
Key takeaways Set up an automated payment if it’s offered by the lender to keep on top of your loan…
How to settle credit card debt
Key takeaways If you're struggling with credit card debt, consider going through the debt settlement process. To start the process,…
U.S. Bank CD rates
Image by Getty Images; Illustration by Tiffany Herring A benefit of U.S. Bank’s certificates of deposit is the many terms…
This Week In Credit Card News: Lower Late Fees May Hurt In Other Ways
An $8 Credit Card Late Fee Cap Sounds Good Now, But It May Hurt You Later A new $8 cap…
Many Taxpayer Assistance Centers Provide Saturday Service
In addition to reopening many Taxpayer Assistance Centers and providing pop-up style service to taxpayers and tax professionals in rural…
Americans Making $100,000 A Year Are Still Impacted By Financial Trauma
“Though I reached my first 6 figures before I turned 30, I still suffered from lingering debt and poor financial…
We’re 62 and Have $1.6 Million in Our 401(k)s. Should We Pivot to Roth Contributions?
By your early 60s, you’ll likely be paying close attention to your finances and retirement savings. This may include making…
My Dad Left Me $450k in an IRA, But I’m in the 32% Tax Bracket. How Should I Structure My Withdrawals?
There are a couple of different sets of rules around inherited IRAs and you’re subject to theleast flexible. While there…
What is an unsecured loan?
Key takeaways Unsecured loans are debt products that do not require collateral but may come with higher interest rates and…
