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How Many Credit Cards Should I Have? There’s no perfect answer to how many credit cards you should have. In general, if you’re looking to build good credit, it’s a good idea to have at least one or two credit cards. According to a 2019 report from Experian, the average American has four credit cards […]
If you accept credit card payments or payments through a third-party network, you’ll want to pay attention to the 1099-K. There are a lot of tax forms to keep track of: W-2s, 1098s and a number of different 1099 forms, including the 1099-K. 1099 forms are informational forms that report income from sources other than […]
5 great USB charging stations that will keep all your gadgets ready for work We live in challenging times, most of us stay at home to slow the spread of coronavirus. Many people are also trying to set-up a home office to do work. That could mean you have devices like laptops, phones and tablets floating around that need charging, and you want […]
50/30/20 Budgeting Rule What Is It & How to Use It The 50/30/20 rule (also referred to as the 50/20/30 rule) is one method of budgeting that can help you keep your spending in alignment with your savings goals. Budgets should be about more than just paying your bills on time—the right budget can help […]
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The 6 Biggest Financial Mistakes People Make When Everyone is Panicking The entire world has seen quite the upheaval in the past several weeks. About every aspect of life has been affected, from jobs to school to leisure to travel. With all the economic uncertainty, here are some of the biggest financial mistakes people make […]
How to Protect Your Finances During Challenging Times With the economic uncertainty due to Coronavirus (COVID-19), you’ll want to get a grip on handling your money. It’s hard to predict how things will shake out and how the economy will ultimately shift. Perhaps recent events have already had a profound impact on your finances. Maybe […]
Doing Business Under COVID-19: Going Online to Weather the Storm At the time of this writing, there are now unprecedented restrictions being put in place to prevent the spread of the 2019 novel coronavirus or COVID-19, its official designation by the World Health Organization. These actions have been proposed as necessary steps in order to […]
[ad_1] Microsoft Forms Public Preview is now available for consumer users Microsoft Forms is a simple, lightweight tool for creating surveys and quizzes. Millions of people have used Forms since we released it for education and commercial organizations. Today, we’re extending Forms Public Preview to individual users for a variety of home scenarios. With Forms, […]
Intuit Launches New Innovations to Help Consumers and Small Businesses with U.S. Government Aid and Relief Programs As the COVID-19 pandemic plays out around the world, the challenges facing consumers, small businesses, self-employed workers and accountants continues to grow. Many consumers and small businesses are struggling to make ends meet and provide for their families. […]