Paper money is gradually becoming more and more obsolete. Fewer people are using paper currency out of COVID-19-related safety concerns, electronic forms of payments are becoming more commonplace, and cryptocurrencies are on the rise. One of the more recent developments is the idea of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), which are considered to be a …
by Elaine Hiro Many Americans have endured substantial financial struggles throughout the COVID-19 pandemic but have been able to get by with the help of government stimulus checks. To date, eligible recipients have received $3,200 via three separate stimulus checks in the last 12 months. And with continued financial hardship on the horizon even as the economy recovers, …
by Elaine Hiro These days, many people are looking for alternative ways to make money. With high unemployment and many struggling to pay bills and debts during the pandemic, a lot of people want credible and accessible moneymaking opportunities. Side gigs are a great way to do this, as they allow people to leverage their existing skillsets and …
by Elaine Hiro There is a pretty high probability that you have received a gift card before and used it in store, or perhaps you have given one to someone else as a holiday or birthday present. But have you ever had to deal with a gift card when the store it applies to is closing? While this …
by Elaine Hiro You have probably heard by now about the latest wave of third stimulus checks issued as part of the American Rescue Plan under the newly elected Biden administration. These checks will be issued to millions of individuals across the country, with the aim of bolstering low and middle income Americans who have experienced severe economic …
by Elaine Hiro Many people have found themselves out of work during this pandemic and must navigate unemployment benefits for the first time in their lives. If you are newly out of work, figuring out how to revise the way you manage finances can be overwhelming. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to best manage your unemployment …
by Elaine Hiro Making financially stable moves is an important step towards success. Most people may struggle to keep up with their finances hence end up with an unwanted financial burden. Making savvy money moves is the answer to taking charge of your financial stability. Here are a few savvy money moves to make as soon as possible; …
by admin There are hundreds of different finance tips – ranging from simple things you probably already know, such as avoiding unnecessary spending. However, other tips seem pretty outlandish, like having your total salary amount in your savings before you are 30 years old. Vague, right? Though some highly goal-oriented folks might be able to pull this …
by admin Do you often buy overpriced toys for kids even if you cannot afford them? Children spend too much time in front of glowing screens and too little time playing outdoors. These 10 fun-filled activities will let your child interact with the non-electronic world at a low price Bake Cookies Reading recipes, measuring ingredients and following …
by Total Wrong Filing Status Currently, the IRS divides individuals into five groups, according to their tax status and their requirements for tax returns: 1. Single, 2. Head of Household, 3. Qualifying Widow/Widower with Dependent Children, Married Filing Jointly; and 5. Married Filing Separately. Registering under your “correct” status helps you determine your tax level and eligibility …
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