Category: Personal Finance
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Personal Finance
Money at 30: My Experience Using Credit Karma Tax
by Kyle Burbank
Overall, I'm still amazed that Credit Karma Tax is free and I'm really glad I decided to try it out. With this being only the second year the service has been offered, hopefully it will continue to improve with time and give the other guys a real run for their money.
Personal Finance
Money at 30: 5 Things to Do Before Going on a Road Trip
by Kyle Burbank
As I write this, I am just mere hours away from jumping in the car and setting off on a 16-hour road trip to sunny Orlando, Florida. In preparation I did the following 5 things. Some of these tips might help save you some money, while others could save your time and/or sanity. Happy travels!
Personal Finance
Money at 30: Are Store Credit Cards a Good Idea?
by Kyle Burbank
When is the last time you went into a clothing store, department store, or other chain retailer and weren't offered a new credit card upon checkout? These pitches typically come in the form of "would you like to save an additional 20% on your purchases today?" but most of us know the drill at this point. Sometimes these promised savings may be tempting but, alas, these store credit cards aren't as... 
Personal Finance
Money at 30: Your Local Library Could Save You More Than You Think
by Kyle Burbank
I suspect that when many people my age or slightly younger think about libraries they have sudden flashbacks to college cram sessions before midterms. Of course there are plenty of others who might assume that there's hardly a need for libraries in today's society where the Internet can give us access to any piece of knowledge or form of entertainment we desire. However when is the last time you actually visited... 
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Money at 30: Where Do Hobbies Fit Into Personal Finance?
by Kyle Burbank
No matter how frugal you are, everyone needs a treat once in a while. For some people that means a splurge at the mall, for others it means a trip to the cinema, and for still others it means a trip to the Bahamas. In other cases one might be inclined to put the majority of their leftover disposable income towards a certain hobby. Regardless of whether that hobby is scrapbooking,... 
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Red vs. Blue: Which States Have More Personal Debt?
by Fioney Staff
With the 2016 presidential election now less than two weeks away, you've likely been seeing several electoral maps filling your Twitter feed as well as 24-hour news channels constantly running through likely map scenarios for November 8th. As has become customary over the past few cycles, these maps break the country down into red states, which are likely to be won by Republicans, and blue states, which tend to vote... 
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How to Save Money at Warehouse Clubs
by Fioney Staff
Walking into a big box wholesale club store like Sam's Club or Costco can seem like a thrifter's paradise. After all, these stores can offer great deals on everything from gasoline to televisions and pastries to alcohol. However, as Yahoo Finance recently highlighted, there are some tricks involved in determining what's a good buy and what's a big waste. Consider the membership fee Alas nothing good is ever free and...