In the past two years, investors have taken an unusual interest in the Federal Reserve Bank. That’s mostly due to a Fed policy known as ‘quantitative tightening’, or QT. Effectively, QT was the Fed’s attempt to reduce its holdings after … Continue reading →
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Saving money in a place like a money market account can assure that the money will be there safely when you need it. A money market account is an alternative to savings account, and usually pays more interest rate than a savings account. See, Money Market Vs. Savings Accounts: What’s The Difference. Overall, money market …
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If youâre someone who struggles with financial anxiety and stress, practicing a financial self-care routine could help. Start with 3 habits.
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I had a great talk with Millennial Money Man yesterday and my favorite piece of advice he gave me was to âwrite what youâre passionate about.â It took me literally five seconds to think of the one thing Iâm really passionate…
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Paying off debt with âgazelle intensityâ is a great way to get rid of debt quickly. Cutting your budget to a nearly bare-bones level and working hard to increase your income, speed up debt payments and save up for retirement … Continue reading →
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6 Signs Your Personal Finance Software Makes Life Easier Finding personal finance software is easy, because there are countless choices in mobile apps, online programs, and finance software you can run on your home computer. But they’re certainly not equal….
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Bank of America, like most banks, offer several bonuses, either from their credit cards, checking or savings accounts. These deals can be either cash rewards, bonus points, etc. For example, open this credit card then you get a $200 cash rewards bonus. In the past, if you refer a friend, Bank of America would pay …
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If you’re wondering “how do credit cards work?” you have come to the right place. Credit cards are a convenient way to pay for just about anything. They allow you to buy things in stores, online, and overseas. Credit cards allow you to take advantage of rewards points and cashback. They can also help you …
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With a checking account, you get a debit card to spend your cash nearly anywhere you wish. But many people can’t qualify for bank checking accounts, and in a world where card transactions are increasingly common, that’s a problem. This … Continue reading →
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Weâre not going to lieâ2020 was a tough year for everyone. Between COVID-19 and pandemic-driven layoffs, weâre all ready to move on from last year. So, what are your new yearâs credit resolutions for 2021? Do you want to improve your credit score, pay your bills on time or create a savings plan? If you havenât thought… Read More
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