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I’m Working to Pay Off My Credit Cards, Should I Still Use Them?

Feb 23rd, 2021 • Lisa W.

Congratulations! You have committed to paying off your credit cards in full. You made a plan and you are sticking to it. But it is a journey and there may be something that you are overlooking along the way. Like many, you may still be using your credit card for purchases even as you are … more »

My Spouse is Secretive With Money

Feb 9th, 2021 • Gayle E.

I’m married to a man who refuses to share money details with me. I worked before we married then quit when we had our son so my husband has been the sole breadwinner. I know he makes good money as an attorney but I have no idea how much exactly, how much we have saved, … more »

How to Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck

Feb 1st, 2021 • Gayle E.

I finally broke down and created a budget. The problem I have is I run out of money before the end of the month and have to use credit cards for necessary items like food or gas. What am I doing wrong? First, congratulations on taking the time to create a budget. That’s a giant … more »

Are Stimulus Checks and Unemployment Relief Taxed?

Jan 26th, 2021 • Gayle E.

Hello, I received unemployment with the extra $600 and I got both stimulus checks. I’m confused about what gets taxed and what doesn’t. My friend told me that the $600 and the stimulus checks aren’t going to be taxed. Is this true? And how do these payments affect my tax return? Thanks, Unemployed Dear Unemployed, … more »

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I’m Working to Pay Off My Credit Cards, Should I Still Use Them?

My Spouse is Secretive With Money

How to Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck

Are Stimulus Checks and Unemployment Relief Taxed?

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