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Award-winning writer with 15 years of professional experience in both print journalism and online content creation.

Frequent contributor to publications like the Huffington Post, MSN.com, the Seattle Times and the Philadelphia Inquirer, as well as lifestyle and entertainment entities like Showtime, Comedy Spot Nation, Listverse and the World Series of Comedy in Las Vegas.

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3 States Where the True Cost of Living Is Higher Than the Headlines Say

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Tantalizing promises of low-cost living through unique financial advantages such as affordable housing and favorable taxes may lure you to another state, but high hidden costs can diminish or erase those savings fast. That is why it's so important to look beyond the bold type and examine the fine print regarding the true living cost of any state you're considering.
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4 Same-Day Pay Jobs: How To Get Quick Cash

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Landing a side gig that pays well is a good step to boosting your income — but landing one that pays the same day you work is even better. Like all great side hustles, the following jobs offer flexible hours, the freedom to pick and choose which gigs you want and don't want and low barriers to entry that make them available to just about anyone.
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How AI Is Changing the Way Americans File Taxes — and What It Still Gets Wrong

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is now a permanent part of tax season, with the IRS, the tax-prep industry and the familiar software programs most Americans use to e-file during those frantic, stressful early months of each new year all integrating AI into their services. However, a limited but growing number of individual taxpayers are incorporating AI into the annual ritual of settling up with the Treasury Department.
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