Oh, college. Itâs filled with caffeinated nights, Saturday game days, Easy Mac, and ramen. While all your money seems to be going toward tuition and books, itâs essential to learn how to budget in college to make the most of what you have. Wouldnât it be great to have a grasp on your beer budget? […]
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One of the many decisions consumers must make when buying a car is whether to get a new vehicle or a used one. Even though a used car is generally cheaper than a new one, it makes the car-buying process much more complicated, especially if you need to finance it. Some people argue that taking… Read More
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Living in L.A. sounds romantic, but in reality, it’s a crazy expensive place to rent an apartment. Luckily, there are more affordable towns close to L.A.
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$40,000. That’s the total amount of student loans that I accumulated while I was getting my undergraduate and graduate degrees. The amount that is left is still at $38,000 now, mainly because I haven’t really bothered with student loan repayment (even though I should have!) and interest has stupidly been building up. I would have taken out […]
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More than ever before, people are leasing their vehicles. Yet 75% of Americans believe that buying a vehicle is smarter than leasing one. Why? Karl Brauer, senior analyst, Kelley Blue Bookâs KBB.com, summed it up: âBuying a car allows the owner to build equity in a vehicle and recoup some percentage of it when itâs time… Read More
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Keeping the kids entertained is a tough job, but Salt Lake City offers so many options. Create a family bucket list and explore the family-friendly SLC.
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Today’s topic will probably be a touchy one and it’s all about whether or not parents should start (or end) saving for children’s college expenses. Ever since I paid off my $38,000 worth of student loans last year, I have received many e-mails from parents who are interested in seeking help for their children. These e-mails are […]
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When I lived in Washington, D.C., right after college, I was the only one of five roommates who had a car. The townhouse we rented was just three blocks from a Metro station which meant that for most of us, it wasnât necessary. But when my employer moved to the Virginia suburbs, I had no… Read More
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With the number of rentals that are on the market, property managers know they have to up their amenity game to attract tenants. And some are going big.
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SoFi â short for Social Finance, Inc. â started out doing refinances for student loan debts, but have expanded into mortgages and personal loans. And beyond lending, they now offer wealth management and life insurance. Based in Healdsburg, California, and founded in 2011, SoFi has funded more than $25 billion in loans to over 425,000 […]
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