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New $1,400 stimulus checks could be garnished for unpaid debts. Some groups and lawmakers are calling for that to change Congress authorized new $1,400 stimulus checks, but some people with unpaid debts could have that money garnished this time. The House is passed the $1.9 coronavirus relief bill on Wednesday, which includes a third round of […]
2021 LG gram Review The redesigned 2021 LG gram 17, also available in 16” and 14” sizes. It’s still an impossibly light magnesium alloy Ultrabook, but it has a more angular design, 16:10 aspect ratio WQHD+ displays across the size range and Intel 11th gen processors with Intel Iris Xe graphics. The display is now […]
Thought leadership isn’t just superficial influence—it builds your business’ reputation. Ready? This is how to be a thought leader. According to recent research from Edelman and LinkedIn, more than half of respondents (55%) said they use thought leadership to vet organizations they may hire. But somehow, thought leadership is also an underrated avenue for building […]
Best Portable Photo Printer 2021 Sprocket utilizes seamless Bluetooth connectivity, so you can set it up at parties and celebrations, and everyone can print their beloved moments from their smartphones or tablets. You can even add text, borders, emojis, and more with the app to customize each shot for your friends. Take the digital memories […]
Parents could start receiving the new $3,000 child tax credit by summer—here’s how it will work On Saturday, the Senate voted to pass the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act, which includes provisions that increase the child tax credit to $3,000 per child ages 6 to 17 and $3,600 annually for children under 6 for the […]
25 Must Read Books on How to Become A Millionaire Becoming a millionaire may seem like an impossible goal, but it’s not necessarily out of reach. From 2018 to 2019, 675,000 new people became millionaires in the United States, and this increase in the millionaire population is expected to continue for at least the next […]
Making Finances a Family Affair As a child, money really doesn’t hold the same value as it does in our adulthood. Children only think about money and finances in general when it relates to something they want or think they need – often tangible items like clothes, shoes, or that shiny new toy. Maybe we […]
Update or delete? Cleaning up old content on your site Sometimes, content on your website becomes irrelevant or out of date, and you need to decide whether to update it or delete it. It’s part of your regular content maintenance activities. There are several ways to go about this and this article helps you decide […]
How to Manage Your Finances While Also Supporting Loved Ones Have you ever wondered why airline flight attendants instruct you to put on your own oxygen mask before assisting others? It might seem selfish to put your own needs before the needs of your loved ones, but this rule is part of a broader philosophy: […]
5 Things to Do with a Large, One-Time Payment This is the time of year when many people might be getting a tax refund. While there are pros and cons to using your tax refund as forced savings, many people wonder what some of the best ways are to use your tax refund. When you […]