If you live in a place you rent, the building itself may be protected by your landlord’s insurance policy. But if you want to protect your belongings you would need a separate policy. More specifically, a Renters Insurance policy. Three Types of Protection A Renters Insurance policy offers three basic types of protection: Personal possessions,…
Term Life Insurance is one of the most basic types of Life Insurance. As its name indicates, this policy covers only a specific length of time that may be 5, 10 or 20 years depending on the carrier. This type of policy is the right alternative for most people. However, it may be particularly attractive…
With a vast number of people working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, identity theft has become an even more pressing concern for both companies and individuals. From protecting your Social Security Number to the steps you must take to safely navigate the internet, here’s how to avoid identity theft during these peculiar times. Protect…
July 15, the deadline to file and pay your taxes has come and gone. Those who couldn’t file by that date had the option to make payment and request an extension. But what if for any reason you didn’t file and didn’t request an extension? Keep reading to discover what are the alternatives at your…
The deadline to file and pay your taxes was yesterday, July 15. This means that a lot of people are already waiting for their tax refund. If you are owed a refund, keep reading to discover some facts you should keep in mind. How to Track Your Refund Using the internet is the best alternative…
Car Insurance is an essential coverage everyone should consider. However, as is often the case when it comes to insurance, getting your bearings in the world of Car Insurance can be challenging even for experienced drivers. That’s why we have gathered in this post all the essential facts you need to understand in order to…
The world of car and collision insurance can be confusing for the uninitiated. There are many terms and acronyms whose meaning is not immediately obvious, but it’s important too understand them to get a clear picture of the coverage your policy provides. Below you will find some essential terms to understand all the nuances of…
There is one important thing you should remember when you get your Economic Impact Payment (EIP): Make sure to keep Notice 1444. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) mails this notice within a few weeks after sending your Economic Impact Payment (EIP). This notice includes some essential information about the payment, such as the amount you…
It’s true: The coronavirus outbreak has upended our routines. But there are still some dates you must make sure not to forget, and that includes Tax Day. The federal Tax Day was originally scheduled for April 15, but it was moved to July 15 to offer financial relief to those affected by the coronavirus outbreak.…
Confusion is a fertile ground for scammers and the coronavirus outbreak is no exception. In fact, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the U.S. government are alerting about a worrying trend of coronavirus-related scams. Economic Impact Payments Scams According to the IRS, scammers are deploying a barrage of phishing attempts in the form of text…