The traditional mantra of financial advice seems to revolve around four core points: get a college degree, get a job, borrow little and save more.…
Life happens. Your car breaks down. Prices go up. The latest layoffs come, and you find yourself out of a job. Facing financial difficulties can be stressful. Whether you’re going through tough economic times or…
Feeling overwhelmed by money problems? You’re not alone. With U.S. household debt reaching $ 18.20 trillion dollars1, financial stress is affecting more Americans than ever before. Nearly 50% of adults report feeling stressed or anxious about their financial situation, according to a 2024 survey from Motley Fool Money. Key Insight…
U.K.-U.S. tax planning involves understanding how income, residency and asset ownership are taxed under both British and American law. Dual residents, expatriates and cross-border investors often face parallel filing obligations, with each country maintaining its own system for taxing worldwide income. While a bilateral tax treaty exists to help reduce…
“Renting is throwing money away.” Has anyone ever told you this? Well, I’m here to say: It’s bad financial advice. My husband and I have owned four different homes in three cities since 2010. If I wanted to, I could buy a house in cash today. But for the last…
Key takeaways A 609 dispute letter is a formal way to request more information about the accounts on your credit report. Sending a 609 dispute letter may help you remove errors from your credit report. Legitimate accounts should stay on your credit report even if you send a dispute letter.…
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When tax season rolls around, homeowners often wonder if property taxes are deductible on their tax returns. The answer is yes—you can deduct property taxes on your tax return. In fact, property tax deductions remain…
