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As an adult, filing your taxes can be a stressful experience. As a result, some people opt to outsource the job to professionals or use tax preparation software. But if you're looking for a more convenient–and less expensive–solution, consider filing your taxes...
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The holidays are coming up quickly. Before you start accepting Christmas gift lists from your kids and other loved ones, you’ll probably want to figure out how you’re going to pay for all the extra expenses you’ll have over the next few months.
A lot of times, we commit to something months in advance and then when it comes time to do it, we almost wish we hadn’t. This often happens with holiday parties. It sounds good in October when things are light and you are excited about the upcoming festivities, but as more and more piles on your plate, it seems daunting as party time gets closer.
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