How to avoid the Amazon Prime price hike
Amazon may be one of the few companies beating shipping delays, but it can no longer stave off inflation. Amazon is upping its price of a Prime subscription from $119 to $139 annually to accommodate […]
Coronavirus stimulus checks for the dead? You bet!
It’s been almost 11 months since Congress approved the third stimulus check of $1,400. More stimulus checks are highly unlikely, so it is important for you to claim all the stimulus money you and your […]
Can you pay taxes with a credit card?
If you have a credit card, you may have wondered if you can pay taxes with it. While it’s possible to pay taxes with a credit card, it won’t be free. On the other hand, […]
5 dumb ways to pay credit credit debt (& what to do instead)
Paying your credit card off monthly to earn rewards is a smart use of plastic, but keeping a revolving balance isn’t. The same goes for ways to pay off your credit card debt: There are smart ways […]
Can you really earn passive income with cryptocurrencies?
Who doesn’t like the idea of making money while you sleep? That’s exactly what passive income allows you to do. Earning a passive income is one of the keys to financial freedom and freedom […]
Here’s how this woman makes $100k from side hustles
Welcome to the Entrepreneur Stories series, where I interview inspiring online creators and business owners. Today’s interview is with Jannese Torres-Rodriguez, two-time blog founder, the founder of the No. 1 podcast for the modern Latina, Yo Quiero […]
These 12 staging tips could help you sell your home
If you want to sell your home faster and for the highest possible price, you may find that it helps to thoughtfully stage it with potential buyers in mind. Even in a hot real estate […]
11 ways money actually can buy happiness
People love to say “money can’t buy happiness.” But is that actually true? Or is it simply a narrative repeated so often we’ve come to believe it? Some go further and misquote the Bible, […]
10 ways to save big bucks on your groceries
I just cannot believe the prices of groceries lately! As my yardstick, I always counted the number of bags and multiplied by $10. That is, if I spent $100, I usually had about 10 bags […]
The most tax friendly states in America
State and local governments maintain roads, run schools and pay police, and they need to fund public functions and state infrastructure. For most Americans, this additional tax burden comes from a combination of state income […]