How to Help Young Adults File Taxes

How to Help Young Adults File Taxes

Millions of Americans will file their taxes this spring, but for many, they’ll be first-time filers. Asparents, teachers and caregivers for young adults,

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How to Help Young Adults File Taxes

Millions of Americans will file their taxes this spring, but for many, they’ll be first-time filers. Asparents, teachers and caregivers for young adults,

Nikkita Walker

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What’s a Credit Lawyer, and Do I Need One?

If you need to repair your credit, a credit lawyer or credit repair company are two tools that can help if you don’t want to fix your credit yourself.

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Why Is a Credit Union Better Than a Bank?

Why is a credit union better than a bank? Discover the differences between these two financial institutions and learn more about how credit unions work.

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Is Refinancing Your Car Loan Worth It?

Refinancing gives you the opportunity to reduce your payment or get better loan terms. But is it good to refinance your car?

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What Is Zombie Debt and Why Is It a Problem?

Zombie debt broadly refers to past debts that are still affecting you. An example of zombie debt is a three-year-old loan you’ve already paid off.

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What Is a Credit Builder Loan?

What is a credit builder loan? Find out how it can help you build better credit, and locate the best credit builder loan deals with Credit.com.

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Money Orders vs. Cashier’s Checks: Which Is Better?

Money orders and cashier’s checks are both payment methods similar to checks, but retailers guarantee money orders and banks guarantee cashier’s checks.

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How Do Interest Rates Work and How Are They Calculated?

Wondering "How do interest rates work?” When lenders loan money, they charge interest until the loan is repaid. Read on to learn how interest rates are calculated.

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How Much Money Do You Need to Buy a House in 2024?

How much money do you need to buy a house? An ideal down payment is 20 – 25% of a home’s value. Read on to learn which factors affect prices.

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What Is a Secured Credit Card?

What is a secured credit card? Find out more about how secured credit cards work and how getting one may help build or rebuild your credit.

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