I just found some data from the IRS on tax refunds, which, I found interesting (and hope you do too).
Let’s look at the numbers.
As of May 10, 2013, 134,349,000 tax returns have been submitted. This …
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A Review of Getting Things Done by David Allen
I just finished Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity. The book has sold hundreds of thousands of copies and is preached as the go-to manual …
20SomethingFinance officially turned 1 on Monday. It’s been a huge learning experience over the past year with some bumps and bruises, but hopefully you’ve gained some value from the content. A big thanks goes out …
20SomethingFinance is now accepting guest posts in order to add a few more voices, variety, and experiences to the site.
Why guest post on 20somethingfinance.com? Two good reasons:
a. It’s a great way to get exposure to …
Student Finances: A Modern Day Tragedy
My apologies for those of you I sucked in by invigorating memories of dried noodles and chicken-like scents – this post will not encourage Ramen noodle eating (but it certainly …
How to Achieve Financial Freedom
Among the melting pot of New Years resolutions posts over the next week you’ll see a lot of the familiar staples: save X amount per month, pay off X in debt, …
Is Netflix Worth the Subscription Cost?
A while back I posed the question, “how has technology impacted your finances over the last decade?“. A few readers plugged Netflix as a way to cut down on cable …
