How and When To Utilize Your Emergency Fund
In the last month, millions of people’s financial outlook have been turned upside down as a result of the Coronavirus outbreak. Thousands of businesses across the country have shut their doors, being deemed, non-essential, displacing millions of workers. It has been...
How to Deal With Debt During Coronavirus: Strategies
The outbreak of the coronavirus disease of 2019 (COVID-19) has wreaked havoc on economies around the world. In an attempt to slow the spread of the disease, many countries and territories have shut down nonessential businesses and encouraged people to stay home....
How Coronavirus Changed People’s Spending Habits?
Coronavirus not only made thousands of Americans ill; it tremendously affected the economy, the unemployment rate skyrocketed, many small businesses got shut down. Almost all of us live in the uncertainty of what to expect in general. Many Americans started revising...
Job Hunting During The Lockdown
The pandemic caused the lockdown, and people started losing jobs. Panic is here and there - everyone is cutting expenses. Bearing that in mind, you have to start hustling right now and search for opportunities to make money. Apply for jobs daily. Keep sending your...
5 Money Moves To Make During the COVID-19 Break
This year has started with some bad and unpredictable news - the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic absorbed the whole world. And let’s be honest, nobody knows when it’s going to stop. Besides multiple infections and death cases, millions of people lost their jobs and...
Debt and Coronavirus: What Can We Do
The Coronavirus poses a serious hazard to our society in both aspects: well-being and finances. The essential actions we all already know: keep social distancing, call a doctor if you have symptoms, wear protective masks and wash your hand properly. But what about the...
What To Do If You Owe The IRS Taxes
It’s been estimated by the IRS that over 8 million Americans owe over $80 billion in back taxes, penalties, and interest. Those numbers are staggering. Yet, despite the threat of owing thousands of dollars to the U.S. government, millions of Americans continue to fall...
Filing Taxes in 2020: The Changes You Need To Know About
“Death and taxes” are commonly said to be the only things certain in life. Despite the fact that we have to deal with them every year, taxes can change significantly. Anyone who filed in the U.S. for the 2018 tax year likely remembers the plethora of changes that came...
5 Biggest Reasons Getting Out Of Debt Is Hard
If you are struggling with debt, it may feel like you are in quicksand. No matter how hard you try to get out, it keeps pulling you back in. You aren’t alone. According to a survey conducted by CreditCards.com, in 2019, a quarter of all Americans are expected to die...
Five Smart Uses For Your Tax Refund This Year
Some people dread tax season and with good reason. They may owe rather than get taxes back at the end of the year based on their income. For roughly 73% of filers, though, the opposite is true. They receive an average of $2,725 in refunds. This is a good lump sum of...