Save with the 24 Hour Pause

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Impulse buying can often lead to unnecessary spending and financial regrets. To curb impulsive purchases and save money, try implementing the 24-Hour Rule. Here’s how it works: By implementing the 24-Hour Rule, you give yourself time to evaluate purchases objectively and avoid impulse buying. Over time, this simple practice can save you a significant amount … Continued

Swarming in credit card bills – Don’t dismiss a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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Struggling with overwhelming credit card bills can be a challenging and stressful situation. Fortunately, filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in New Jersey offers individuals a chance to regain financial control. Let’s talk about how our Chapter 7 bankruptcy attorneys were able to help Emily find relief with this option. Emily, like many others, faced a … Continued

10 HABITS THAT DRIVE YOUR FINANCIAL GROWTH

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Unless you’re in the small percentile of people who are have received a large inheritance or trust fund or won the lottery, you need to build your wealth from scratch. And, that’s not the easiest of goals. Between stagnating wages, growing debt, and a considerable increase in the cost of living, this seems futile. However, if you … Continued

What Is a Federal Tax Lien?

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Filing federal tax forms is one of those annual events that most people view as a hassle and not everyone can afford the taxes they owe, particularly in the era of the Covid pandemic. In fact, the back taxes owed by US taxpayers exceeds $130 billion dollars. Collecting on the back taxes is part of … Continued

RECENTLY UNEMPLOYED DUE TO COVID? HERE’S POTENTIALLY WHY AND WHERE YOUR SALARY HAS GONE.

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Tens of millions of American employees have become unemployed during the Covid pandemic.  Others have had their hours cut and/or had to take on risky essential jobs.  On the opposite end of this spectrum are people that are doing extremely financially well at the expense of the unfortunately unemployed.  Corporate CEOs are thriving, earning over … Continued

Tips for dealing with shutdown

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As the COVID-19 pandemic shut down continues, mental health is deteriorating as what we thought would be a 2 week even drags on. During this ordeal, although you are not in the office or maybe no even working, did you ever think to yourself “I need a vacation.”  You are not alone the phrase is … Continued

Dealing with Credit Card Debt during Covid 19

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Over 110 million Americans have credit card debt with past due balances. As if Covid19 has not been stressful enough, the weight of this extra debt with either a loss in income or an uncertainty about future income can be overwhelming. While bankruptcy can help with that by potentially wiping it out, here are some … Continued

IRS Installment Plan Suspension if Requested

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For taxpayers under an existing Installment Agreement, payments due between April 1 and July 15, 2020 are suspended. If you can’t pay the terms of an Installment Payment Agreement, you may suspend payments during this period. The IRS will not default any Installment Agreements during this period. But, interest will continue to accrue on any … Continued