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What is the Earned Income Tax Credit, and Do You Qualify?

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Jan 253 min read

What is the Earned Income Tax Credit, and Do You Qualify?

The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a valuable federal credit designed to provide tax relief to low- to moderate-income workers and...

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Venmo Taxes: New IRS Rules for 2023 and 2024

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Jan 253 min read

Venmo Taxes: New IRS Rules for 2023 and 2024

Venmo has become an essential platform for handling various financial transactions, making it easy to split bills, send money to friends,...

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Credit Union vs. Bank: Which is Right for You?

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Jan 253 min read

Credit Union vs. Bank: Which is Right for You?

As you step into adulthood and begin earning your own income, the question of where to securely keep your money becomes crucial. With...

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Can You Pay Rent with a Credit Card? Here's What You Need to Know

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Jan 252 min read

Can You Pay Rent with a Credit Card? Here's What You Need to Know

For many renters, the monthly rent payment is one of the most substantial recurring expenses. If you're looking to maximize your rewards...

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How to Lower Your Credit Card Interest Rate and Save More

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Jan 253 min read

How to Lower Your Credit Card Interest Rate and Save More

For years, low-interest rates made credit easily accessible and affordable. But in recent times, the credit landscape has shifted, and...

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Tax-Friendly States for Retirees: Where to Enjoy Your Golden Years

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Jan 242 min read

Tax-Friendly States for Retirees: Where to Enjoy Your Golden Years

Retirement is the perfect time to reap the rewards of your hard work and enjoy a well-deserved break. For many, this means considering...

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How to Generate Passive Income with $30,000: Smart Investment Strategies

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Jan 243 min read

How to Generate Passive Income with $30,000: Smart Investment Strategies

Creating passive income is a strategic approach to achieving financial freedom and security. It empowers you to earn money without...

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The Average Retirement Age in 2024: Trends, Disparities, and Planning

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Jan 243 min read

The Average Retirement Age in 2024: Trends, Disparities, and Planning

Retirement is a major life milestone, and the decision to retire is influenced by various factors, including financial stability, health,...

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Early Retirement at 55 with $800,000: Financial Planning and Strategies

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Jan 243 min read

Early Retirement at 55 with $800,000: Financial Planning and Strategies

Deciding to retire at the age of 55 with $800,000 in savings is a bold move that requires meticulous financial planning. The conventional...

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Mastering Personal Finance in 2024: Strategies for Savings and Debt Management

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Jan 243 min read

Mastering Personal Finance in 2024: Strategies for Savings and Debt Management

In 2024, Americans displayed a mixed financial landscape, with an average personal savings balance of $65,100, according to Northwestern...

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Jan 233 min read

Maximizing Your Home Office Deduction with Done with Debt

Working from home as a contractor or freelancer offers flexibility and convenience. However, come tax season, you should have the home...

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Navigating the Impact of Applying for a Credit Card on Credit Score

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Jan 234 min read

Navigating the Impact of Applying for a Credit Card on Credit Score

Whether you're drawn to the enticing world of travel rewards or seeking cashback on everyday expenses, the allure of a new credit card...

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Jan 232 min read

Maximizing Tax Savings with Done with Debt: Credits vs. Deductions

Saving money by lowering your tax bill is an essential aspect of managing your finances effectively. At Done with Debt, we understand the...

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Jan 232 min read

How to Save Money on Car Insurance with Done with Debt

Every driver and vehicle owner needs car insurance, but no one wants to pay more than necessary for coverage. At Done with Debt, we...

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Navigating Student Loans: Federal vs. Private Financing

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Jan 233 min read

Navigating Student Loans: Federal vs. Private Financing

If you're considering how to finance your college education, you're not alone. According to the College Board, over half of bachelor's...

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Boost Your Credit Score with Credit-Builder Loans for Bad Credit

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Jan 224 min read

Boost Your Credit Score with Credit-Builder Loans for Bad Credit

For individuals with poor or non-existent credit history, the financial world can feel like a locked door. Securing favorable loan terms,...

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Boost and Improve Your Credit Score in 2024: A Step by Step Guide

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Jan 223 min read

Boost and Improve Your Credit Score in 2024: A Step by Step Guide

Improving your credit score can have a profound impact on your financial well-being. A good credit score not only makes it easier to...

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Demystifying Personal Loans: How They Work and When to Consider One

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Jan 223 min read

Demystifying Personal Loans: How They Work and When to Consider One

Personal loans can be versatile financial tools that offer solutions to a range of financial challenges. But how exactly do personal...

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Cracking the Code: Mastering Credit Card Interest to Save Thousands

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Jan 222 min read

Cracking the Code: Mastering Credit Card Interest to Save Thousands

What if we told you that understanding credit card interest could put an extra $1,000 in your pocket every year? According to the...

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Paying Taxes with Credit Cards: A Financial Deep Dive

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Jan 224 min read

Paying Taxes with Credit Cards: A Financial Deep Dive

With tax season on the horizon, it's time to think about how you'll handle your tax bill. If you anticipate owing the IRS a substantial...

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