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8 Surprising Things That Are Taxable
Technically, under Internal Revenue Code Section 62, the IRS can find a way to tax almost every way of receiving money. For a heads up on what unusual monetary situations are taxable, and what you should be reporting when you file, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE
Test Your Financial Knowledge With A Simple 3-Question Quiz That Stumped Most American College Graduates
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Is Your Checking Account Too Fat? How To Tell And What To Do About It
Keeping too much cash in a checking account means you’re missing out on higher returns elsewhere. To help you decide how much is the right amount, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE
7 Money Lessons From Lottery Winners Who Lost Everything
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According to the Fall 2015 CNBC Millionaire Survey, the rich are concentrating on investments in only a few stock sectors with the belief that a flat S&P 500 index will lead to a lower personal rate of return and household income will remain the same. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE