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The coronavirus pandemic has increased awareness on a huge issue that many Americans deal with daily, money stress and financial anxiety. Now, more than ever, most people are stressed due to the …
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When you look back at the last ten years, do you feel you have made financial progress? Or could your situation be better? Many of us go through life, wishing it could be better. However, we lack a …
With the coronavirus pandemic shutting down normal business operations, there has been no shortage of financial experts showing up in the news telling people how to face a layoff. To my dismay, I have …
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The loss of a job is a horrible experience that I do not wish on anybody. It immediately alters your finances, relationships, and identity. Although I have never lost a job myself, I have experienced …
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At first, I was hesitant to write this article, afraid of backlash. But I feel strongly about discussing the other side of the story, the positive outcomes of the coronavirus pandemic. There are many …
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There are two people you should never owe money to, your mother-in-law and Uncle Sam. We'll discuss family debt in a different post, but if you owe taxes to the IRS, you must make it a top priority to …
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With the Coronavirus crisis affecting pretty much every business in America, many of us are wondering if we'll still have our jobs tomorrow. Instead of letting uncertainty take over our lives, let's …
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Two questions are keeping Americans awake today. Number one, do we have enough toilet paper at home? And number two, should we pull our money out of banks? Ok, I am joking about the first one, but in …
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Figuring out how much to spend on groceries is tricky. Setting a realistic budget will depend on factors such as your income, family size, city of residence, diet preferences, whether you have pets or …
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What started as a health scare over the Coronavirus has turned into an unprecedented health and financial crisis. The state of emergency caused by Covid-19 feels surreal to me, like the type of story …
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