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Faith Foushee

Charlotte, North Carolina
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Gas Is Over $4 a Gallon. Is an Electric Scooter the Summer Upgrade You Need?

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By Faith Foushee
| Hecho En California
Filling up your gas tank stings right now. I go to Costco specifically to save money on gas, and even there, I’m spending at least $15 more than usual to fill up my Volkswagen Jetta. If you drive a truck or an SUV, you already know a trip to the pump can run you well over $100. Summer is right around the corner, which usually means lake days, beach runs, road trips, and generally getting out more often. That also means using gas to get there.
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Tired of Constant Email Spam? Use This Simple iOS Feature to Eliminate It

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By Faith Foushee
| Flipboard
5 hours ago Donald Trump has falsely claimed China makes windmills but doesn’t use wind energy. “ They sell them to the stupid people that buy them,” the US president said while addressing the World Economic Forum on Wednesday, 21 January. In reality, China is one of the world’s largest users of wind power. As of last year, around 16% of China’s electricity generation came from wind energy alone, according to the Environmental Impact Assessment.
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Freelance, self-employed and gig workers: Here are 5 key provisions you should know about in the new tax law

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By Faith Foushee
| Aol Verified
If you deliver for DoorDash or run your own freelance business, your taxes may look different under the massive new tax law that President Donald Trump signed into law on July 4. Freelance, self-employed and gig workers already juggle multiple clients and unpredictable income streams, which can add an extra layer of stress during tax season compared to a traditional W-2 job. But this time, the changes could work in your favor — as long as you know what to look for.
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