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3 Ways to Make Money Off Things You Already Own—One of Them Brings in Up to $39,000 a Month
Today’s popular side hustle trend: monetizing things you already own, from swimming pools and boats and to spacious backyards. Here’s how to get started.
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Tax Brackets Explained With Monopoly Money, Barbie Dolls and Jars
There’s a misconception that people fall into certain tax brackets, but that’s not true. Rather, every dollar a person earns falls into a specific tax bracket. Here’s how tax brackets work.
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‘Where's My Refund?': How to Track Your Tax Return And When To Expect It
Many Americans want to know “Where’s my refund?” after filing their 2022 taxes. Here’s how to track your IRS tax refund.
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Here's How Much Money You Need to Earn to Be in the Top 1% in Every U.S. State
The top 1% of earners in each state can differ by over a half million dollars.
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Is Tipping Getting Out of Control? A Lot of People Seem to Think So
Consumers are posting rants on social media complaining about tip requests at drive-thrus, while others say they’re tired of being asked to leave a gratuity for a muffin or a simple cup of coffee at their neighborhood bakery.
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Wells Fargo Might Owe You Money — Here's How to Get It
If you had a Wells Fargo account between 2011 and 2022, you might be one of the 16 million customers who qualify for damages.
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Smartphones, Used Cars and Bacon: 10 Things With the Biggest Price Drops in 2022, Despite Inflation
Overall inflation in 2022 peaked at its highest levels since the early 1980s. Here’s why consumers saw some items deflate.
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Here's How to Tackle Your Holiday Debt
Some easy tips can help you get started paying off those bills.
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Millennial Who Saved $100,000 Before She Turned 26 Says 3 Tips Could Help You Do the Same
Whatever your financial goals are, these money lessons will help you get started.
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4 Side Hustles for Introverts: Some Can Bring in Tens of Thousands of Dollars
If you’re an introvert, consider doing side hustles like selling your clothes online or starting a Medium blog.
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Paid Biweekly? Here Are Your 2 Three-Paycheck Months in 2023 — and How to Plan for Them
If you get paid biweekly as a W-2 employee, there are usually two months out of the year when you will receive three paychecks instead of two.
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Here's How Much Money It Takes to Be Considered Middle Class in 20 Major U.S. Cities
There are countless definitions of “middle class.” See which incomes qualify as middle class in the largest U.S. metros based on one calculation.
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There's Still Time to Get Health Insurance Through the Public Exchange — and You May Qualify for Help Paying Premiums
If you don’t have a health plan, you can sign up for one through the federal marketplace until Jan. 15.
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Here Are the People Who Will Lose Out Most If Student Loan Forgiveness Falls Through
If the Supreme Court decides to strike down President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan, it’ll be a bigger loss for some groups than others.
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‘I Work Just 4 Hours a Day': This 29-Year-Old's Side Hustle Brings in $2 Million a Year — A Look at Her Typical Day
Miss Excel founder Kat Norton shares how turned her side hustle into a lucrative career, and how she organizes her time.
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As the Cost of Living Skyrockets, Nearly 1 in 3 Adults Rely on Their Parents for Financial Support
Amid sky-high inflation, many young adults see their parents as a financial safety net. Some live with their parents, and others get help with their bills.
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Who to Tip Over the Holidays and How Much to Give, According to Etiquette Experts
Good etiquette dictates you offer a tip to the people who help you throughout the year, etiquette experts say.
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Student Loan Payments May Not Resume Until August. Here's What Borrowers Need to Know
It’s been almost three years since borrowers with federal student loans have had to make a payment, and the White House has now given them even more time.
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Follow These 4 Steps to Limit Your Holiday Debt
With some planning, you may be able to avoid holiday debt.
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You'll Pay Less for Gas Over the Holidays, as Prices Continue to Slide — Here's How Much a Gallon Costs in Your State
Gas prices have dropped from their summer peak of over $5 per gallon, although they’re still more expensive than last year.