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15 Remote Work From Home Jobs You Can Do During COVID-19

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Currently, more than a third of the population of the world is in lock-down or some type of quarantine due to COVID-19 and the pandemic spreading globally.

I’ve been calling it the largest work-from-home experiment that’s ever been conducted.

As the coronavirus spreads, working from home is the new reality for many workers.

Unfortunately, many of us are not in the position that our current full-time jobs allow us to work from home. Which begs the questions, what are the best remote work from home jobs?

Read on to find out 15 options that you can pursue immediately. [Read more…] about 15 Remote Work From Home Jobs You Can Do During COVID-19

What Happens If You Don’t Pay Student Loans During the Coronavirus?

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There’s almost no aspect of life that hasn’t been impacted by COVID-19. When the viral outbreak surging worldwide, companies have been scrambling to find the best ways to support social distancing while keeping their business running.

Many people, however, are finding themselves without work and unable to repay debts, like student loans. What happens if you don’t pay student loans during the coronavirus lockdown?

Thankfully, the $2.2. Trillion Stimulus Bill passed March 25th to provide COVID-19 economic relief will automatically pause federal loan payments for a six-month period ending September 30, 2020.

After that, consequences of missed payments are likely to resume. Plus, there’s the complexity of private student loans, which have different terms and conditions.

Here is a guide to repaying your debt during (and after) the pandemic.

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IRS Home Office Rules: What Counts During the Coronavirus Pandemic

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With employees across the country now unexpectedly working from home, life is suddenly much different and it raises many questions. From how to stay productive in a house full of distractions, to the best way to set up a makeshift home office. You may be learning on the fly how to navigate these uncharted waters.

One topic that has come up is whether new remote workers will have any basis for taking a home office deduction on their tax returns. The answer is… it depends. [Read more…] about IRS Home Office Rules: What Counts During the Coronavirus Pandemic

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Top 10 Quotes from LGBTQ Leaders. Of All Time.

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LGBTQ+ leaders come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. They include activists who gave their lives for the cause and role models who show us every day how to have an impact on the world around us.

While LGBTQ+ people have existed throughout all periods of history, we’re getting more recognition than ever before. Today, an estimated 4.5% of Americans identify as LGBTQ+ and recent studies have found that as many as 20% of millennials identify as LGBTQ+.

In large part, the lives we lead today can be credited to the LGBTQ+ leaders that came before us. Their stories serve as an inspiration and part of history. [Read more…] about Top 10 Quotes from LGBTQ Leaders. Of All Time.

7 Inspiring Trans Activists You Should Know

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Yesterday, March 31st, was Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV), an annual event that celebrates transgender people, highlights their contributions, and celebrates their visibility. It was awesome to see people of all gender identities posting with the #TDOV hashtag on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Tik Tok and across the internet.

Whether or not you identify as transgender, I hope you did something special to celebrate this important day. [Read more…] about 7 Inspiring Trans Activists You Should Know

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