Emily Rogers+FollowCould You Slash Your Credit Card Debt by July?Feeling the pinch from rising prices and sky-high credit card interest? If you’re drowning in plastic debt (think $5K+), there’s a way out: credit card debt forgiveness. It’s not instant, but if you start now—gather proof of hardship, compare relief companies, and prep your paperwork—you could see your balance cut by up to half by July. Just remember, not everyone qualifies, and there are fees, so shop around! #DebtRelief #MoneyHacks #CreditCardTips #Business #MakeMoney10Share
Christine Baxter+FollowChatGPT Roasted My Retirement PlanEver wondered if your retirement plan is actually on track? I let ChatGPT take a look at mine, and wow—let’s just say my savings goals got a major reality check. Turns out, I should be aiming for way more in my nest egg and mixing up my accounts for tax perks. Plus, ChatGPT called me out for letting my spending creep up with every raise. Time to swap those extra lattes for a fatter 401(k)! #MoneyHacks #RetirementReady #AIBudgeting #Business #MakeMoney00Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowWhy $10K in Savings Feels Like a SuperpowerEver wonder when money finally feels like it’s working for you? Ramit Sethi says it’s not when you hit $100K or a million—it’s when you stash away your first $10,000. That’s the moment you go from stressing over every bill to feeling like you can actually breathe. Suddenly, surprise expenses don’t wreck your week, and you start thinking about growing your cash instead of just surviving. But heads up: hitting $10K isn’t a magic fix—your habits and mindset still matter more than the number. #MoneyMindset #PersonalFinance #SavingsGoals #Business #MakeMoney10Share
Willie Morales+FollowDid You Forget About That Old LTC Policy?Ever find an old gift card in your junk drawer? Turns out, long-term care insurance can be a hidden gem for paying senior living bills. These days, policies are more flexible—some even give money back if you don’t use them. But heads up: benefits only kick in when you need help with daily stuff like bathing or eating, and there’s usually a waiting period before payouts start. Pro tip: dig up any old policies and let your family know—they could save you big bucks down the road! #SeniorLiving #MoneyHacks #LongTermCare #Business #MakeMoney10Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowCredit Card Rates: Worth Waiting to Drop?Heads up if you’re carrying a credit card balance: rates have dipped a bit from last year’s crazy highs, but they’re still no bargain. Don’t bank on big drops soon—waiting it out could cost you more in the long run. If your balance feels like it’s stuck on a treadmill, now’s the time to check out options like balance transfers or debt relief, instead of just hoping rates will magically fix things. #MoneyHacks #CreditCardTips #DebtFreeJourney #Business #MakeMoney00Share
Diane Carter+FollowWhy Your Bank Balance Lies to YouEver checked your bank app and thought, "Hey, I’m richer than I thought!"? Don’t fall for it. That number doesn’t always tell the full story—pending charges, surprise auto-payments, and even tech glitches can throw your balance off. A lot of folks have been burned by overdraft fees or missed bills because they trusted the app. Pro tip: always keep your own running tally, especially if you’re living close to the edge. Your wallet will thank you! #MoneyHacks #PersonalFinance #BankingTips #Business #MakeMoney10Share
Christine Baxter+FollowHow to Hit Pause on Debt When Life Hits HardEver had a month where your wallet just can't keep up? If a job loss or surprise bill throws your budget out the window, you don't have to ghost your debt and hope for the best. Instead, call your lender and ask about hardship programs—they might let you skip or lower payments for a bit. This way, you avoid late fees and angry calls, and your credit stays safe. The sooner you ask, the more options you’ll have! #MoneyHacks #DebtHelp #LifeHappens #Business #MakeMoney30Share
Kathryn Olsen+FollowAustin gets a new bank—and new hopeA real game-changer just landed on Chicago Ave: PNC Bank is now open in Austin, finally giving local residents more banking options close to home. For years, folks here have had to travel to other neighborhoods just to handle basic finances. Now, with PNC’s arrival (and more banks opening up), there’s a real sense that Austin is catching up. What’s even better? PNC’s staff are focused on community connections, offering bilingual support and financial advice tailored to our needs. This isn’t just about cashing checks—it’s about investing in Austin’s future. How do you think more banks will impact our neighborhood? #Business #MakeMoney #AustinChicago00Share
Robyn Anderson+FollowMaize’s 1% sales tax: What’s at stake?Maize shoppers could soon see an 8.5% sales tax, with most of the new funds going straight into fixing streets, sidewalks, and drainage—areas many of us drive or walk every day. The rest would go toward lowering property taxes, but not everyone’s convinced that’s the best use. Some locals say they’d rather see that money go to parks or libraries instead. With Maize growing fast, city leaders argue this tax helps everyone who uses our roads—not just property owners—chip in. How do you feel about paying a bit more at the register if it means smoother roads and maybe a break on property taxes? #Business #MakeMoney #MaizeKS00Share
cody79+FollowAre We Really Ready to Go Cashless?Ever been told 'card only' at your local café? You’re not alone—over half of us have hit a spot that won’t take cash lately. While tapping your card is super convenient, a lot of people still want the option to pay with coins and notes—especially for budgeting or when tech glitches out. The big worry? Going totally cashless could leave some folks behind, like older people or anyone who struggles with digital payments. So, maybe keep a fiver in your wallet, just in case! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyMatters1945Share
