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The Best Personal Finance Books for Young Families

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  Starting a family is one of the best decisions that any person can ever make, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that everything is going to be a bed of roses. In fact, a lot of young couples don’t realize the importance of managing personal finances. As a result, they end up either unable to … Read More about The Best Personal Finance Books for Young Families

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Retiring: Turn to CDs for Cash Flow | Discover

Learn how to turn CD’s into cash flow for other investments to help fill gaps in your monthly income.

What is a Mortgage and How Do They Work? – Redfin

As a first-time homebuyer, the mortgage process and its many moving parts may confuse you. So what is a mortgage and how do they work? Find out here

Update: See What COVID-19 Has Done to 2021’s Colors of the Year>

Say hello to the 2021 colors of the year! These inviting new shades all signal calmness and health, two things we’ve missed so much in 2020.

Pending Home Sales Fall for a Third Straight Month as Buyers Struggle To Gain Traction

Contract signings for home sales fell for the third consecutive month in November—another indication of the challenges prospective home buyers are facing.

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New-Home Construction Surges to Post-Great Recession High in October, Driven by Rise in Single-Family Starts

Americans are looking to buy homes in the suburbs, but construction firms can’t keep pace with demand.

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Should You Help a Family Member in Debt?

Watching loved ones struggle with their personal finances is never fun, especially when you’re doing relatively well yourself. But before you rush to the aid of your mother, your brother or your favorite cousin, it’s a good idea to consider … Continue reading →

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5 Ways to be Better at Conscious Consumption

We’ve 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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The Millionaire Next Door Book Review [6 Important Lessons]

You know that plumber who lives on your street and drives the beat up pickup truck? He’s much more likely to be a millionaire than the executive next door driving the BMW. Don’t 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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