If you’ve ever been audited by the IRS, then you know it’s no joke. The IRS (Internal Revenue Service) will not skip a beat in reviewing questionable tax returns, assessing penalties and fees for delayed payment, or garnishing your wages to cover an unpaid federal debt. There are certain tax return red flags that can […]
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If you’ve been following me and City Girl Savings for a while, then you may know that I’ve been in the personal finance game for a long time. I shared my money story that lead me to become the budget coach I am today. If you don’t know, I went to school for Finance. I
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There is so much negativity surrounding credit cards; and I totally get it. The average American household carries over $15,000 in credit card debt. When you’re carrying credit balance month over month, it comes at an expensive cost (interest). However, there are ways to save money using credit cards, once you do get to a
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When it comes to your financial situation, it’s important to set goals and keep tabs on your progress along the way. If you aren’t setting goals, then what are you really working towards? And, if you aren’t keeping tabs on your progress, how do you know if you will actually reach your goals? The ability
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Considering I’ll be turning 31 in about a month, I’d say I’m qualified to write this article! I remember when the thought of turning 30 turned me off completely. Now that I’m approaching another year of my 30s, I don’t know what I was afraid of! There’s almost an enhanced sense of self at this
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I have an honest question for you…Are you the type of person who blames bad things that happen to you on something or someone else? I’m not just talking about your finances, but everywhere in life. Some people can always find a reason for why things didn’t go right, and the reason has nothing to
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Being in a relationship certainly has its advantages. Someone to enjoy life with. Someone who inspires you to be better. Someone who sets goals with you. While all that is good and fine, the reality is that not all relationships last. If you’ve gotten serious with your partner and it comes to an end, you
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When it comes to your financial situation, it’s important to set goals and keep tabs on your progress along the way. If you aren’t setting goals, then what are you really working towards? And, if you aren’t keeping tabs on your progress, how do you know if you will actually reach your goals? The ability
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Seeing that I’m a budget coach, obviously I think budgeting is a total game changer! However, you don’t have to take my potentially-bias word for it, the proof is in the pudding. Budgeting is meant for everyone. Regardless of your income level, debt situation, past experiences or anything else, budgeting changes the game for everyone.
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