Imagine this: every American, from billionaires to baristas, pays the exact same tax rate. No brackets, no loopholes, no deductions. Just a flat rate across the board. It’s a bold vision, but is it brilliant or bonkers?
Your first payday loan was supposed to be just a one-time quick fix to cover an emergency expense. Now that you've taken out another payday loan, you're staring down a black hole of debt. Let's look at your options.
Letting a relative stay temporarily might seem like a simple favor, but your guest could be hard to get rid of if you’re not careful. We look at the right way and the wrong way to handle the situation.
If you invested in a family member's business and he spent your money on personal luxuries, you have legal options you can pursue, including small claims court.
Whether you're classified as a contractor or employee affects your access to health benefits, paid leave, job protections, and taxes. If you’re working full-time using company tools, your classification as contractor might not be legal, regardless of what the employer says.
If your ex-partner used your car as collateral without your knowledge and can't—or won’t —pay, you could be dealing with a serious case of fraud. Here’s how to respond swiftly and legally.
If someone who had access to your personal information has been charged with identity theft, it’s critical to act quickly to protect yourself. Here's what you can do.
Building wealth isn’t just for the rich or those with six-figure salaries. These ten strategies can help you grow your net worth without bringing in a huge paycheck.
