As Content Strategist behind the Learning & Guidance Center, Yanna loves showing just how doable finance can be. Whether it’s simple tips, step-by-step guides, or comparison charts, she’s passionate about helping readers take charge and reach financial freedom with confidence
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Yanna
February 6th, 2026
Starting your journey as a self-employed individual or entrepreneur is an exciting step toward financial independence — but it also comes with added tax responsibilities.
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Yanna
February 6th, 2026
Let’s face it — taxes still aren’t fun. Still groan-worthy. If you are preparing to file your 2025 taxes (you will file a return in 2026), the process may seem familiar, but there are a few updates and reminders that may be helpful prior to starting.
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Yanna
February 6th, 2026
Taxes – the never-ending saga of adulting that most of us dread. As mentioned in a previous tax article, it's not the most exciting task to tackle. But alas, it's a necessary one.
Fraud & Scam Trends | Money Basics
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Yanna
February 6th, 2026
Tax season is stressful enough without scammers trying to take advantage of taxpayers. Unfortunately, tax-related scams continue to evolve, and in 2026, fraudsters are becoming more convincing, more urgent, and harder to detect.
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Yanna
January 20th, 2026
With all of these misconceptions about credit unions, many don’t even know the real reason why credit unions exist and what membership actually entails.
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Yanna
January 16th, 2026
In today’s world, having multiple bank accounts is becoming increasingly popular. But there's no one-size-fits-all answer to the question of whether it's best to have multiple bank accounts. It depends on your financial situation and goals!
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Yanna
January 16th, 2026
When you have more than enough funds in your checking account, you stay ahead of any maintenance or overdraft fees.
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Yanna
January 16th, 2026
Short and sweet? Yes, your credit score will decrease when you officially apply for a credit card. But don't worry - The drop is temporary and the score increases after a couple of weeks and the benefits of having a credit card far outweigh the initial drop in score. By that time, you could be using your credit card responsibly where the lender reports your positive credit card activity to the bureau. In turn, that positive activity will boost your credit score even higher
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Yanna
November 20th, 2025
Does this sound familiar: You’re determined to have X amount of money saved by a specific time of the year but something keeps coming up where you're dipping into your savings to pay for other expenses...
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