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Dave Says: More than any amount of money - The Advocate-Messenger | The Advocate-Messenger
You and your husband are chipping away at your debt, and that's a good thing. It sounds like you two are determined to get it paid off and take control of your finances. You're also making pretty good money, so keep up the good work!
OK, so the truth is kids can be expensive. From medical costs and diapers, to childcare and beyond, it costs money to raise a family.
But here's the thing: If you let money alone, or the perfect financial situation, determine whether you have kids or not, you may never have them. Now, would it be easier from a financial standpoint only to wait on having kids until you're debt-free and there's a huge pile of cash in the bank? Sure, it would. But children are worth more than any amount of money. If you love each other and want to be parents, and you're mature adults in every other area, don't let this debt stop you.
These money and investing tips can help you when inflation is burning a hole in your wallet -
These money and investing stories, popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week, focus on helping you make sense of the recent spike in U.S. inflation. Understand how rising prices can affect your investment portfolio, and taking appropriate steps now to respond, can prevent unpleasant surprises later.
Market-timers are running with the bulls but can easily turn bearish, reflecting weak support for current stock prices.
Why any stock market rally right now will be quick
Phony investment apps that are waiting to steal your hard-earned money
Smart investments can help secure your future, and the economic impact of COVID-19 has more people looking for ways to put some money back in their pockets. Though it's a good idea to put your money to work, you must take precautions against scammers. Thieves have created fake investment apps to rip you off.
Scammers are all too aware of the investment boom and are coming on strong. Following a tip, researchers at security firm Sophos discovered hundreds of malicious iOS and Android apps stealing money. These apps spoof popular cryptocurrency trading, stock trading and banking apps, complete with logos.
Instagram Will Offer New Ways for Creators to Make Money
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Instagram will soon offer new monetization tools so online creators can make more money while doing what they love.
Filing a tax extension: Money you owe, refund schedule, rules if you miss IRS deadline - CNET
Extending your filing deadline to October doesn't delay when you have to pay taxes you may owe. You have to pay the estimated taxes you owe by May 17. Otherwise, you will accrue interest on what you owe, which you'll eventually have to pay -- plus other possible penalties -- on top of your income taxes.
The timeline for getting your income tax refund -- or your refund plus outstanding stimulus money -- depends on when you file. While you have until Oct. 15 to submit your return if you've filed an extension, it doesn't mean you have to wait that long to file.
Why the U.S. allows companies to pay people for blood plasma : Planet Money : NPR
Blood plasma is a highly valued commodity with numerous and ever-growing medical uses. While the United States often offshores industries that rely on low-cost labor, in the case of plasma the rest of the world relies on the United States and its thousands and thousands of plasma donors. Two-thirds of the world's plasma needs are met by America's multi-billion dollar plasma industry.
So, how did the United States become the world's leading plasma exporter? The answer lies in America's willingness to allow a practice that the vast majority of other countries do not: paying donors. This cash incentive has created an enormous supply, as everyday people take the opportunity to earn a little extra income.
Your Money: Saving is key to growing wealth; here’s how to start – Twin Cities
All of the best investment strategies in the world depend on one thing, saving. Prioritizing and setting aside money for retirement is the first step toward meeting your financial goals in retirement.
So why don't more people do it? Two reasons: They don't think they will ever retire, and they don't think they can afford it. We have news for you. You probably will, and you probably can. Here are some tips for making it so.
It is recommended you save 15 percent to 20 percent of your income for retirement. That probably sounds daunting, but it is achievable. Consider raising your contributions by 1 percent per year.
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