A look back at The College Investor year in review, to see what business and personal goals worked well and what failed.
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A look back at The College Investor year in review, to see what business and personal goals worked well and what failed.
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Check out our H&R Block review and see why we believe that H&R Block tax preparation software offers the best value to price ratio.
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Online Taxes from OLT.com review highlights that, while offering both free Federal and state returns, we don't recommend it.
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Our eSmartTax Review highlights that it's not a worthwhile option for most DIY tax filers, given it's price point and offers.
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In our 2016 TaxSlayer Review, we have a love/hate relationship with what could be an awesome tax prep software program.
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FreeTaxUSA and TaxHawk are some of the best free tax filing options on the market. Here's our FreeTaxUSA review for 2016.
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TurboTax is still a great way to file your taxes by yourself. Check out our TurboTax Review 2016 and learn why it's a great DIY tax option.
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TaxAct is one of the best free and inexpensive DIY tax softwares available. They've made some huge improvements that make filing easier.
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Here are the biggest factors that contribute to student loan forgiveness eligibility to wipe away your student loans.
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Enter to win a $500 Amazon Giftcard in our annual holiday giveaway here at The College Investor and make your holiday a little more special.
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Credible is a student loan refinancing comparison tool that allows you to shop around for the best student loan rate and terms in minutes.
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Here's our mega guide to crowdfunding investments, including equity crowdfunding, real estate crowdfunding, and the due diligence needed.
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We review Quicken 2017 For Mac and look at the new features, but honestly are still left with a lot to be desired in investment management.
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Updated for the 2016 Tax Year (2017 Tax Season) One of the most pressing questions in the life of an early tax filer – when can I expect my tax refund to come? Before e-filing, this was always difficult to predict. First, you mail in your return. Then someone inputs all your information (and later, computers […]
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The IRS had made huge progress in trying to be transparent about the refund process. But, with every step forward, there are two steps back. The IRS used to publish an IRS refund calendar, but they discontinued that for the new "21 days for 90% of filers".They have also introduced tools like Where's My Refund […]
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How to get started investing in your 30s if you've never invested before, with a look at life events, financial balance, and more.
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Our complete guide on how to start investing after college, specifically crafted for millennials that are 22 to 29 years old.
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If you're looking for a new way to invest find out how to earn money investing in small business inventory in our Kickfurther review.
If you're a freelancer or contractor keeping tracking of your expenses can be tough. Find out how to streamline this in our Everlance review.
Wondering what are qualified expenses for a 529 plan? Here's exactly what can and can't be covered by your 529 college savings plan.