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  1. 5 Simple Tips to Budget For Tax Season

    5 Simple Tips to Budget For Tax Season

    CreditSoup's Wise Spend Wednesday has 5 simple tips to budget like a pro, this tax season. Learn expert tips to budget effectively for tax season, minimize tax liability and stay financially organized year-round.

  2. File Your Taxes For Free - On the IRS Website

    File Your Taxes For Free - On the IRS Website

    It's tax season and if you're debating whether to hire someone or file them free online, we have a solution for you. The IRS Free File Program let's qualified taxpayers file for free on their website. CreditSoup took the leg work out of it and has the details here.

  3. Secured Credit Card Season

    Secured Credit Card Season

    Secured cards can be a good option if you have less-than-perfect credit and are looking to build your credit. They can also pave the way for you to access other credit/financial products like mortgages and loans. There are several secured card options out there, find the one that best fits your needs.

  4. 5 Tax Myths Debunked

    5 Tax Myths Debunked

    The deadline to file your federal tax return is quickly approaching. If you’re like most people, tax season fills you with dread. Often, people feel stressed by preparing their taxes because they’re overwhelmed and don’t fully understand the rules. To help you file your taxes accurately, let’s debunk the five most common tax myths.

  5. Are Credit Card Rewards Taxable?

    Are Credit Card Rewards Taxable?

    For the most part, you will not have to worry about your smaller amount rewards getting caught up in the IRS. Overall, cash back rewards do not need be reported because they are considered a discount, not reportable, taxable income.

  6. 5 Overlooked Tax Benefits for Millennials

    5 Overlooked Tax Benefits for Millennials

    As a recent graduate, making ends meet can be tough. Between rent, student loan payments, and utilities, there’s not much left over for anything else. The idea of owing the government even more during tax season can be terrifying.

  7. 5 Steps to Take Now to Prepare for Tax Season

    5 Steps to Take Now to Prepare for Tax Season

    While you’re enjoying the holidays, the last thing you want to do is think about taxes. However, tax season is just around the corner and, if you’re not prepared, you can easily end up overwhelmed and stressed.


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