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Financial Planning, Unemployment

Is Unemployment Taxable? (Guide to Taxes on Unemployment Benefits)

August 19, 2019 (Last Modified: February 19, 2021) / Mint
Is Unemployment Taxable? (Guide to Taxes on Unemployment Benefits)Lots of Americans use unemployment benefits insurance to pay their bills while they’re looking for a new job. Many people consider it free money that can help you get by in dire times. But is unemployment taxable? Unfortunately it is,...

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20 Common Things to Include in a Budget

August 19, 2019 (Last Modified: January 26, 2021) / Mary Hiers
20 Common Things to Include in a BudgetIf you’re making a budget, congrats! For many people, having more money seriously adds to their freedom — and budgeting is a great way of giving yourself as much financial freedom as possible in the future, as well as improving...

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What’s the Maximum 401k Contribution Limit in 2019?

August 1, 2019 (Last Modified: February 19, 2021) / Mint
There are many benefits to contributing to a 401k plan: you can catch a break on your taxes, diversify your financial profile, and most importantly, a 401k can help you save up for your sunset years. But before you start...

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The Complete Guide to Independent Work for Seniors and Retirees

July 3, 2019 (Last Modified: August 26, 2019) / Mint
The Complete Guide to Independent Work for Seniors and RetireesTable of Contents Benefits of Working During Retirement Phased Retirement Types of Employment Recommended Jobs for Seniors  Resources for Seniors  Retirement looks different for everyone. Some people dream of playing golf and visiting their grandchildren, while others see it as...

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[Survey] Who Do You Ask for Financial Advice?

April 5, 2019 (Last Modified: May 21, 2019) / Mint
[Survey] Who Do You Ask for Financial Advice?A study conducted by Charles Schwab just last year found that three in five Americans live paycheck to paycheck, yet only one in four has a written financial plan. In fact, the majority of Americans are hesitant to receive any...

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Roth IRA Rules: What You Need to Know in 2019

March 29, 2019 (Last Modified: January 14, 2021) / Turbo
Roth IRA Rules: What You Need to Know in 2019A Roth IRA is a form of tax-benefited retirement account. With Roth IRAs your contributions are not tax deductible, but your eventual withdrawals will be. This makes Roth IRAs a great way to ensure your financial security well into retirement....

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Here’s What Car Accidents Really Cost You

January 15, 2019 / Eric Brandt
Here’s What Car Accidents Really Cost YouCar accidents are not only scary but also a monumental hassle. That’s largely thanks to what comes after the accident itself.   After an accident, you’ll likely have to spend ample time on the phone with your insurer. Then there’s dealing...

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Federal Workers: How to Protect Your Finances During the Government Shutdown

January 11, 2019 (Last Modified: January 14, 2019) / Lucienne Hinger Hubiak
Federal Workers: How to Protect Your Finances During the Government ShutdownIf you’re a furloughed government employee, you are likely feeling a good deal of stress and uncertainty about how to manage your finances during the government shutdown. While missing a paycheck is a financial moment no one wants to experience,...

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How to Kick-Start Your Retirement Fund in the New Year

January 1, 2019 (Last Modified: March 11, 2019) / Jackie Lam
How to Kick-Start Your Retirement Fund in the New YearBuried underneath paying bills, digging out of a debt hole, and saving for your kids’ college is the marathon of money goals: retirement. Cue the fantasies of spending your days at a leisurely pace, working on The Great American Novel—at...

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6 Ways to Set Your Finances on Auto-Pilot

December 19, 2018 / Jackie Lam
6 Ways to Set Your Finances on Auto-PilotWhen I’m on top of finances, I’m all up in my money management apps, checking my balances and the swift progress I’ve been making on my savings goals. But when things aren’t going so hot? I’m like an ostrich with...

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