Many consumers could benefit from some simple changes in their behavior and finances. #personalfinance
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Most States Don’t Require Specific Financial Literacy Classes
Most states take a scattershot approach to teaching personal finance concepts to high school students #personalfinance
Ready for the 2018 tax season? It starts Jan. 29, and here’s why you should file early.
So for you on-time folks, take note, the IRS says the official start of the 2018 tax season is Jan. 29. But if you’re a procrastinator, you have until two extra days to file. Returns aren’t due until April 17. #personalfinance
5 money mistakes to avoid in the new year
Just stop doing these five financial things and you’ll have more savings, smarter spending habits and a secure identity in the next year. #personalfinance
How To Make Room In Your Budget To Donate To Charity, Even If Finances Are Tight
One of the great financial dilemmas of your twenties ― and any time of life, for that matter ― is how to donate to charity when finances already feel tight.
6 Ways to Be Better at Money in 2018
Though there’s never a wrong time to get your finances in order, a new year is the perfect excuse to take a deep look at your relationship with money. #personalfinance
CountAbout Review 2017 – A Quicken & Mint Alternative
CountAbout is a cloud-based budgeting app alternative to Quicken and Mint to help you keep track of your income and spending habits. #personalfinance
Ultimate Guide to Conquering Student Loans & Forgiveness Programs
Conquering Student Loans & Forgiveness Programs, you can’t approach student loan debt like other debts. #personalfinance
I.R.S. Says It Will Reject Tax Returns
Internal Revenue Service said this week that it is taking steps to enforce the most controversial provision: the tax penalty people face if they refuse to obtain health insurance. #personalfinance