Insurance of any kind can be confusing, but when it comes to medical insurance, itâs really tricky to tell whatâs covered and what isnât. Whether youâre shopping around for a new plan or recently just got on a new health insurance plan, itâs good to know the ins and outs of your health insurance coverage […]
What Health Insurance Doesnât Cover: Your Guide is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
Many people think all debt is bad, others think it is okay to have good debt, and still some like all kinds of debt! Is there a difference between good debt and bad debt and what is good debt vs bad debt? Most people will tell you that good debt is debt that is against … Read more
Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions a person can make. Itâs the culmination of years of intense saving and budgeting, months of open houses, and weeks of late-night strategizing and offer planning. In 2020, buying a home has gotten even harder as the COVID-19 pandemic has swept across the United States. Shopping… Read more »
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How much should you spend on Christmas? Protect yourself from the financial stress that often comes with the holidays by creating a budget ahead of time.
The holidays bring a lot of excitement and cheer. But is also a time characterized by a lot of spending. Statistics show that holiday spending goes up every year in the last few years. Unfortunately, holiday expenditure can take a big chunk out of your credit card. It may feel great while the holidays last […]
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Have you ever had a situation where you had to utilize a great deal of your credit limit? If so, did you find yourself in a negative spiral of repercussions for utilizing credit? Here are some things that can happen when your balance starts to rise.
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Paid biweekly? You get two shots a year to get ahead. Here’s how.
The post The Magical Third Paycheck: 5 Budgeting Hacks If You’re Paid Biweekly appeared first on Discover Bank – Banking Topics Blog.
It’s that time again, where I take a look at a pair of popular mortgage programs to determine which may better suit certain situations. Today’s match-up: “15-year fixed mortgage vs. 30-year fixed mortgage.” As always, there is no one-size-fits-all solution because everyone is different and may have varying real estate and financial goals. For example, [&hellip
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When we bought our first home in 2013 we thought it would be our forever home. We planned on renovating once we were in a better place financially, but 6 years later we found ourselves struggling with the decision to renovate or sell.Â
The post Renovate or Sell? Why We Bought a New Home appeared first on Homes.com.
One home buyer shares her cautionary tale about purchasing a property sight unseen and the lessons she learned in the aftermath.
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