Weâve all been there. You walk into your favorite store, the one with the amazing branding and the conveniently set up dollar bins and somehow walk out with $100 worth of stuff when you just went in for conditioner. Or…
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You know that plumber who lives on your street and drives the beat up pickup truck? Heâs much more likely to be a millionaire than the executive next door driving the BMW. Donât believe me? Well that was a common theme found in The Millionaire Next Door:The Surprising Secrets of America’s Wealthy by William Danko […]
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Here are the 5 steps you need to take to stop yourself from overspending on Christmas gifts The excitement, the gingerbread latte is now kicking in … the click-clack of your shoes racing down Target’s floor tiles… as you frantically snatch the must-have toy of the season off the shelf, clutching it possessively to your […]
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Few things brighten up a dull, cold winter like a robust tax refund from Uncle Sam. In 2019, the average tax refund was $3,068âthatâs a lot of extra dough. But before you go on a shopping spree or otherwise splurge with…
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Learn the four essential steps to creating your own financial vision board from the experts who wrote the book on it.
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Summer means many things. School is out; the kids get to splash in the pool and go to summer camp. It is also the time when most families take a vacation. Well, or they would like to. The reality is you may dream of a vacation where you can spend your days relaxing on a … Read More about How to Plan a Vacation as a Family
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I loved this post from Kosher on a Budget on 10 Things You Need to Know Before Shopping at ALDI.
Thanks to record-low mortgage rates, refinancing activity has jumped in recent weeks â especially with older-aged Millennials.
Between the presidential election and a new wave of coronavirus cases, buyers and sellers had reasons to pause, report finds.
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Pandemic-related layoffs and income loss have driven many people to community food pantries for the first time in their lives. According to Feeding America, about four out of every 10 people who visited a food bank from March through June of last year were first-time visitors. As the winter holidays approached, more than 80% of [â¦]
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