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Tax Relief Extended: How the IRS is Supporting Californians Post Natural Disasters

Published 10/18/2023 by Sponsored Content

In a compassionate move, the IRS extended tax deadlines for most Californians to November 16, 2023, following the severe natural calamities last winter. This piece outlines the details of this relief, who qualifies, and what taxpayers need to do to benefit, offering a glimpse of additional relief provisions to ease financial strains during trying times.

It’s no secret that Millennials are not the biggest fans of banking institutions. However, financial technology companies, such as Douugh, SoFi, and Chime, are joining forces with traditional banks to change the way Millennials (and everyone else) bank.

Using the jar budgeting method is a great way to reduce debt and increase your savings. However, it can be hard to follow if, like most people, you don’t use cash for all your purchases. Fintech companies, such as Douugh, make it easy to set up digital jare budgets.

Verizon Launches A No-Annual-Fee Rewards Credit Card

Published 02/23/2021 by Sponsored Content

Are you a member of America’s most reliable mobile network? Then you may qualify for an exclusive credit card that is only available to Verizon Wireless customers. Read SuperMoney’s in-depth This is Verizon Visa® Card review to determine if this is a good deal for you.

How to Send Money for Free

Published 02/11/2020 by Sponsored Content

Sending money overseas is big business. In 2019, people paid more than $47 billion in money transfer fees. In total, over $700 billion were sent to other countries in small amounts  — mostly by migrants workers wiring money home (source). These money transfers are not cheap. The average cost to send a remittance (a.k.a money transfer) is 6.82% of the amount sent (source). However, there are ways to get around these fees. This is how to send money for free.

3 Ways You Can Be Smarter with Your Money

Published 11/19/2019 by Sponsored Content

If you’re in the habit of buying stuff you don’t need, like signing up for gym memberships you never use, you might also be paying too much for things like bank fees, loans, and insurance. No matter if you’re living the single-life or juggling a few rugrats, you’re likely to have a few important admin tasks that may have slipped under your radar.

Credit Karma, already trusted by more than 85 million members, now brings a new level of certainty and simplicity to tax filing with Credit Karma Tax

How to Plan for Your Financial Future

Published 10/18/2018 by Sponsored Content

October is National Financial Planning Month, and there’s no better time to evaluate whether you’re setting yourself up for long-term success. While budgeting helps you meet short-term needs

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