The First 5 Things You Should Do After Getting Fired
Suddenly losing your job isn't something you can prepare for; however, if you're fired or laid off, there are key steps you can take to help you going forward.
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Suddenly losing your job isn't something you can prepare for; however, if you're fired or laid off, there are key steps you can take to help you going forward.
Read MoreWhile seeing famous figures ring the NYSE opening bell isn't uncommon these days, it's actually a fairly recent development, dating back only to the mid-1990s.
Read MoreLed by AI-leader Nvidia, the five best-performing stocks in 2023 included a few companies experiencing bounce-back years, and one that finally made the S&P 500.
Read MoreWhile divorce will obviously change a person's tax filing status, there are other tax implications to think about now too, like assets, credits, and deductions.
Read MoreFrom casinos to sports betting to iGaming, a lot more people are gambling these days, but, likely, many may not know the tax rules on winnings and losses.
Read MoreBased on IRS data, only about 10% of taxpayers itemize their tax returns; however, this number will likely increase once the 2017 tax law expires to end 2025.
Read MoreTo figure out your tax bracket, you need to know your taxable income; then check it against the seven income brackets: 10%, 12%, 22%, 24%, 32%, 35%, and 37%.
Read MoreWith over 1 billion users, Facebook Marketplace might very well have that hard-to-find item you've been searching for, but as you do, beware of the scams.
Read MoreWith sports betting legal in over 30 states, there are new sports bettors joining apps every day. If this includes you, here are a few rookie mistakes to avoid.
Read MoreBackground actors (extras) are essential to a film or television production's authenticity. For those in LA, NYC, and Atlanta, it can even become a regular gig.
Read MoreWhile investing at an all-time high may feel daunting, it should be less so for the long-term investor. Keep in mind the market has historically trended upward.
Read MoreWhile the impact of medical debt on credit reports has gotten better, there are still consequences if you don't try and pay a debt you've verified you owe.
Read MoreAfter successfully filing your return, does this mean you're done with your tax records for the year? No, you'll want to hang on to them. And for this long.
Read MoreQR codes are everywhere these days, but as with anything popular, criminals have found a way to exploit this technology. Here are signs of a scam to look for.
Read MoreA budget not only helps you better understand where your money goes each month, but it also gives you a powerful tool to modify your spending habits.
Read MoreTax deductions, such as giving to charity, help to lower your taxable income, which, in turn, could help to reduce what you owe and even result in a refund.
Read MorePer Experian, it cost over $12K to own and operate a new vehicle in 2023. Suffice to say, buying a car -- particularly a new car -- takes careful consideration.
Read MoreThough it's not promoting it yet, Cash App does offer short-term loans for active users who live in certain states and need money (up to $200) in a pinch.
Read MoreWhen it comes to getting bail money back, it depends; namely, on how the bail was posted and whether or not the defendant met all the conditions of release.
Read MoreDon't be caught off guard on Tax Day. Here's why your tax liability (or tax refund) at the state level is what is; plus, what to watch for in future returns.
Read MoreWhile repayment terms for a student loan are typically set at 10 years, it takes, on average, 20 years to pay the loan off. Here's how to save a bit as you do.
Read MoreThe average tax refund issued by the IRS in 2023 was $2,903. Unfortunately, for some, receiving such a windfall could lead them to make a big financial mistake.
Read MoreWhile it's not required, tipping hair care professionals is fairly automatic for a majority of Americans. As for how much to tip, this is the industry standard.
Read MoreNearly 35% of working Americans have a 401(k)-style plan. Yet, many people make a common mistake, one that can cost them something truly valuable: free money.
Read MoreDave Ramsey says, "Every savings dollar has to have a job, a mission, an assignment." And for every person, it'll be different, but here's where you can start.
Read MoreWiring someone money is to transfer funds to them electronically. But did you know the first wire was sent some 150 years ago? In 1871, by Western Union.
Read MoreWhen it comes to paying federal taxes on Social Security income, it depends on your combined income and whether or not it falls within a particular threshold.
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