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Even if it depleted all of your savings?
I file my own taxes…this year I finally noticed the credit for my 401K (deferred from my paycheck). I couldn’t figure how to do this form since it does not come with step by step instructions. I hate to pay someone…especially if it ends up with me losing money. I went to [...]
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lost my job but have a car payment on new loan, can i just return my car to credit union? will i still be responsible for anything else? if they already have the car why will i still be responsible?
Should we use our tax return to pay off one of our credit cards, or pay most of the balance and then put the rest in savings? By the way, we have no money saved at this point, that’s why we are in debt. Hoping to change this.
Thanks!
Hey, i am looking at getting this puppy from a breeder down south and for the puppy to be considered sold there must be a deposit in his bank account. And i am just wondering is there a way i can put money in his bank account on line from my credit card?
im looking for one where you can access your money the second you deposit it, no fees, no min balance unlimited check writing, and free checks.
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For example, I have two credit cards. I’d withdraw my max limit from 1 card and deposit into a high yield money market account. Every 21 days I’d pay off one card with the other.
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IF YOU CANT GET YOUR PARENTS TO HELP YOU OR WANT TO DO IT ON YOUR OWN: Depending on where you bank (I know that Bank of America does), you may be able to apply for a “secured card” in which you pay a small deposit and the bank gives you a card with a [...]
I have a bond worth $12,000(10,000 face) and she has $12,000 in student loans from tuition from 2004. I know that you can avoid paying taxes on the interest you make on bonds if you use it to pay tuition for secondary schooling. Does it still apply for loans that are a couple years old? [...]
I have a bond worth $12,000(10,000 face) and she has $12,000 in student loans from tuition from 2004. I know that you can avoid paying taxes on the interest you make on bonds if you use it to pay tuition for secondary schooling. Does it still apply for loans that are a couple years old? [...]
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