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Author: Leah R Cohen

Tax Rule Changes

Tax Rule Changes Tax rules change more often than your favorite streaming service raises prices, and just like those subscriptions, even small updates can sneak up and impact your bottom line. The good news? A little year-ahead tax planning can help you stay in control …

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Leave a Comment on Tax Rule ChangesApril 1, 2026April 1, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

IRS Refund Experience

IRS Refund Experience I wanted to share my refund experience with the IRS this morning, because who doesn’t love a good “where is my money?” story? I filed my return in early February and selected direct deposit. About a month later, I get a letter …

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Leave a Comment on IRS Refund ExperienceMarch 31, 2026March 31, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Recession Proof

Recession Proof What does “recession-proof” really mean? The term sounds like something wrapped in financial bubble wrap, but in reality, very few things are completely immune to economic downturns. At its core, being “recession-proof” means being built to handle financial stress when spending slows, jobs …

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Leave a Comment on Recession ProofMarch 30, 2026March 30, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Decision Spending Fatigue

Decision Spending Fatigue What is decision fatigue spending?  Why does it happen and how can I stay in control (without blaming my coffee order?) Ever notice how you can be financially responsible all day… then suddenly you’re buying something random at 10:47 PM like, “Yes, …

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Leave a Comment on Decision Spending FatigueMarch 29, 2026March 29, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Student Loan Repayment Changes

Student Loan Repayment Changes The end of the SAVE (Saving on a Valuable Education) plan marks a major change in student loan repayment. Once one of the most affordable options, its removal leaves borrowers with a more streamlined—but often more expensive—set of choices. Going forward, …

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Leave a Comment on Student Loan Repayment ChangesMarch 28, 2026March 28, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Check Your Savings Account

Check Your Savings Account If you haven’t checked your savings account recently, you could be leaving easy money behind. Interest rates have risen from the ultra‑low years, and many banks and credit unions now offer high‑yield savings accounts paying around 3%–5% APY. That’s a major …

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Leave a Comment on Check Your Savings AccountMarch 27, 2026March 27, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Affording Your Needs In Today’s Economy

Affording Your Needs In Today’s Economy How can you afford your needs in today’s economy? With rising prices and ongoing economic uncertainty, affording everyday needs can feel more challenging than ever. Essentials like groceries, housing, and utilities continue to rise and if it feels like …

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Leave a Comment on Affording Your Needs In Today’s EconomyMarch 26, 2026March 26, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Online Shopping Payments

Online Shopping Payments Click smart, pay smarter, protect your money with every online purchase. Shopping online is easy, but choosing how you pay matters more than you might think. The right payment method can help protect your money, while the wrong one can leave you …

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Leave a Comment on Online Shopping PaymentsMarch 25, 2026March 25, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Pay Off Debt Or Save

Pay Off Debt Or Save? Is it better to pay off debt or save right now? If you’ve ever wondered, “Should I focus on my debt or build my savings?”—you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common (and frustrating) money questions. And the honest …

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Leave a Comment on Pay Off Debt Or SaveMarch 24, 2026March 24, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Financial Self-Care

Financial Self-Care Financial self-care doesn’t have to be complicated or intimidating. At its core, it’s about creating small, supportive habits that help you feel more at ease with your money. When your finances feel manageable, everything else tends to feel a little lighter too. It’s …

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Leave a Comment on Financial Self-CareMarch 22, 2026March 22, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

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