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Are you trying to figure out if you qualify for Earned Income Credit (EIC)? Also known as Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).
Well, no need to worry.
Today we will go over what conditions need to be met, such as your filing status, income, number of kids and more.
In the case where the required conditions are met, you can then easily apply for the Earned Income Credit.
Question of the Week: Where Do Nurses Make the Most Money in America?
There are four professions that will never go out of business and they are farmers, because people won’t stop eating, plumbers because people won’t stop using the bathroom, funeral homes because people won’t stop dying, and nurses because people won’t stop getting sick.
Nursing continues to be one of the most popular fields in the country and as the baby boomer generation has aged, the demand for nurses has increased accordingly.
Many of the reasons people choose nursing is the helping of others, but to be frank, the pay isn’t terrible either. That being said, it’s important to understand the value of a nurse in a given area.
This article will take a dive into some of the locations where nurses make the most money.
Do you think it’s hard to save $3000 in 6 months on a low income?
Saving money can be a difficult task and that isn’t completely our faults. Large corporations and their marketing departments are attempting to make spending money as easy and painless as possible, ultimately giving us a sort of high.
Also, using plastic (credit or debit cards) to purchase items is painless because with paper money, you hand over one amount and get less in return.
With plastic, you hand over your card and get your card back, eliminating the immediate trigger of pain relating to loss.
Now certainly there are some of our own habits that contribute to a savings shortfall, such as fast food eating and vending machine buying.
These need to be curbed or eliminated to boost saving potential.
Have you been asking yourself, “what’s the quickest way to save money on a tight budget?”
I totally understand where you’re coming from.
Saving money is an important part of personal finance but when your budget is ALREADY tight, it can be difficult to save money quickly.
Some of the factors that contribute to a tight cash flow include:
Even with these factors, it is still more than possible to save money and begin contributing to your financial freedom!
This blog series is here to bring you up-to-date tax tips, news, and how to find the best online income tax services.
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