Taxes and tax filing time are synonymous with being stressful and giving people every kind of headache possible. But with a little bit of foresight and a fair but manageable amount of organization, you can cruise through the next season without ever having to get out your bottle of Advil.

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Social media is all well and good as a promotional device, but what most professionally minded people are really looking for is how to specifically convert social media notoriety into cold, hard cash. And there are tons of ways to successfully do this, and you can mix and match your method’s to your heart’s desire.

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The certainty of taxes can either fill you with a sense or dread, or give you a sense of peace knowing that they will always be there, year after year, to make you look at your financial journey for the past 12 months. But whether you rally against them or accept them as is, you still aren’t going to want to get into trouble because of them. And sometimes tax trouble isn’t even really your fault – perhaps you just weren’t paying enough attention.

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A big problem with addition is the fact that it robs an addict of most everything in their life. Addiction ruins relationships, changes an individual, and drives them to do things they wouldn’t normally do. For most addicts, it’s common that all of their finances go to cover the cost of whatever substance it is they are dependent on.

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Everyone loves a good celebration. However, not everyone loves the expense that’s often associated with celebrating a special occasion or event with their family or friends. But luckily for those frugal-minded people out there, there are ways in which you can have your cake and eat it too when it comes to saving money while also celebrating that special day. To show you how, here are three tips for celebrating special occasions without breaking the bank.

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It’s not that difficult to let you credit get out of control if you have a habit of opening credit cards or other types of charge accounts and not paying off your bills in a timely manner, or at all. Before you know it you could have a few thousand dollars worth of debt, or more. That debt can drastically reduce your credit score and make it hard for you to get loans, buy a car, or even rent an apartment in the future.

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