In Personal Finance For Teens For Dummies, a team of celebrated financial educators walks you through how to handle your money so you can keep your debt low (or pay it off, if you've already got some), invest intelligently, and build your future.
Aug 21 25August 21, 2025
Book at Amazon.com
Build a budget that puts you on solid financial footing Ask any financially successful person how they achieved their goals, and chances are they’ll tell you it all started with a budget. And that’s exactly where you should start.
Are you using rideshares like Uber or Lyft for your business? You might be able to write them off. Learn how to make sure you’re taking all your deductions when it’s tax time.
Aug 20 25August 20, 2025
Article at keepertax.com
It’s tough to know when to quit your day job for self-employment, but we’ve made it easier by sharing the pros, cons, and a checklist to get you started.
You can deduct up to $2,500 in student loan interest each year. This can even apply to interest on personal loans if you're using them for school. Learn more!
The college tuition deduction has gone away, but you can still claim tax breaks for your education. Deductions, credits, saving plans: we walk you through them all.
Learn 6 steps for surviving cash flow crunches, getting through tax season, and saving up for your financial goals — from a budgeting expert who's done it.
At tax time, deducting shipping and postage costs is a possibility for some 1099 workers. Find out how to take this write-off.
A great debt payoff app could make your financial life easier and help you save money. Find out how.
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Good debt helps you reach your goals at a cost that’s fair. Learn more about how to judge a debt for yourself.
You’ve got a high chance of approval for a credit builder loan, but you don’t get the money when the loan is approved. Here’s how they work.
It's just prudent.
Aug 15 25August 15, 2025
Article at slate.com
This is supposed to be my time.
Aug 08 25August 08, 2025
How can I help her get a grip?
Aug 05 25August 05, 2025
I'm basically forcing her to be a Stepford wife.
Jul 11 25July 11, 2025
I have the really short end of stick.
Jun 27 25June 27, 2025
Whether it's old debt or the holiday hangover, as big bills start rolling in, 'Budgeting for Dummies' author Athena Valentine says there are a couple of methods for paying them off fast.
Mar 07 25March 07, 2025
Article at abc15.com
Deciding what college to attend is a big decision. It could potentially affect your entire life. Do the benefits of a prestigious school outweigh the costs?
Dec 07 24December 07, 2024
Article at thecollegeinvestor.com
A college acceptance offer is generally good until May 1st. You have few options if it expires and will generally have to wait until next year to attend.
Dec 05 24December 05, 2024
Filling out a college application can be intimidating. It's hard to know where to focus. Find out how college admissions officers decide who to admit each year.
Nov 30 24November 30, 2024
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