The Beehive: Money
One Economy's The Beehive offers low-income people and families plenty of information on various categories. One of those categories is Money.
Since this is a fairly large section, The Beehive's Money category is split out into a quite a few various subsections:
- Taxes
- Saving & Investing
- Banks & Credit Unions
- Budgeting
- Loans
- Credit & Debt
- 401Ks and Retirement
- Sending Money
- Paying Bills
- Child Support
- Becoming a Homeowner
The Money section of The Beehive will show low-income users how to create a budget, open a checking account, send money to people, pay bills, collect child support, and obtain a credit report. One entire section explains how to make sure you are getting all the credits you qualify for on your taxes and even allows those earning under $40,000 a year to file their taxes online for free. The Beehive will also explain the process of how to buy a home or get a loan.
This section really does cover a wealth of information. (Yes, pun intended.)
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on Sunday, July 29th, 2007 at 00:26 by Novac and is filed under All, Blogathon, Blogathon 2007, Charity, Economics, Education, One Economy Corporation, Taxes.
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July 29th, 2007 at 03:33
I was shocked to see someone blogging for One Economy's The Beehive because I used to work for them. I helped write the Education section for the Beehive NY and it is the reason that I became a teacher. Great organization. Good luck.