Bill Would Increase Inflation Savings Bond Limit
Bipartisan legislation aims to raise the cap on how much you can invest in Series I bonds.
Month: February 2023
Have Money But No Time, Or Have Time But No Money: What’s Your Preference?
Do you prefer to work hard now so you’ll have a nice retirement, or would you prefer to scale back now so you have more time in retirement?
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Arizona Housing Market Update June 2021
Sale prices continue to rise as Phoenix remains a red hot market. Check out how the Phoenix-area housing market performed in June.
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MintFamily with Beth Kobliner: The 14-Year Old Stock Picker Who Speaks the Truth
As winners of the online competition The Stock Market Game in Rhode Island, Amelia Spalter and Brooke Mongeon, both 14, were recently anointed the best middle school student investors in the state. Impressive accomplishment, for sure. But whatâs even more remarkable than their big win is the speech the precocious (and audacious) Amelia gave when
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8 Reasons Why I Absolutely Love Affiliate Marketing For Bloggers
Are you interested in learning about one of the best ways to make money blogging? I’m talking about affiliate marketing for bloggers! If you’re a blogger and want to learn how to make money blogging, you need to learn about affiliate marketing for bloggers. There are many great ways to make money blogging (as talked […]
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Personal Loans for Self-Employed
Here’s the deal: We found that the best bad credit personal loans when you are self employed come from NetCredit, which we explore more deeply in this post. We also look at the best good credit personal loans for the self-employed (SoFi) and the best personal loans for the self-employed when it comes to customer […]
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How to Do Tactical Budgeting
Editorâs note: Be sure to check out where I talk about âtactical budgetingâ at my Soldier of Finance Blog. Tactical budgeting, or strategic budgeting as it is sometimes known, is an intense type of financial planning. Many companies use tactical budgeting to determine where to allocate financial resources and investments to achieve optimal profits. You […]
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Life Insurance for Seniors: Is the Coverage Worth the Cost?
Life insurance provides cash to your beneficiaries after you die. Itâs meant to help replace your income. But what about buying life insurance if youâre over age 60 or 65? Does it make sense? In some situations, it can make sense to spend thousands of dollars a year for a life insurance policy after you […]
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[YMMV] American Express Amazon Business Card $400 Statement Credit Bonus
American Express is offering a $400 statement credit after $3,000 in spend within 90 days when you open a new Amazon Business credit card
What Is Credit Card Churning?
Credit card churning is the practice of applying for many different credit cards for the sole purpose of earning rewards. Typically, credit card companies will offer enticing rewards to sweeten the offer for potential account holders. While most people sign up for one or two credit cards at a time and earn one-time rewards, churners
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