Financial literacy is the ability to understand and effectively use various financial skills, including personal financial management, budgeting, and investing.
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During last year’s tax season, it seemed unlikely that we would still be dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic when filing again this year.
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If you have a hobby that others would benefit from and pay you, then that’s a great way to start a business! Consider your interests when choosing a business idea. Are you tech-savvy, people-friendly, an animal-lover, a great cleaner or cook, or handy around the house?
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The United States of America is one country—one country made up of 50 separate states that are allowed to make rules and regulations that are in each state’s best interest. These rules and regulations affect buying a car.
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Tax season is here, even if it feels like last tax season just ended. Like most years, there have been changes to the tax code this year.
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Managing finances can be stressful for anybody, but it can be overwhelming if you are a young adult just starting to learn about real-world responsibilities.
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One of the best things a parent or guardian can do for a child is to teach them about finances.
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If you work for a for-profit company, you can take advantage of a retirement savings vehicle called a 401(k).
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You’ve probably read a lot of articles about saving money and how important it is to save for the future. And that’s true; it is important to save. But you also need to spend money, so it’s also important to know how to do that in a smart way.
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