Taking out a home mortgage can be one of the biggest financial decisions you make. While some people can, itâs uncommon to pay for a house entirely with cash. Most people put some money as a down payment and then take out a mortgage for the rest of their home’s purchase price. But before you […]
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Hello! Today, I have a great article from Kelley Olinger. Kelley paid off $77,000 in debt in around 22 months! Here is her story: In hindsight, my problems with money started early on, as they often do. My parents felt burdening kids with money concerns was just that, a burden. And so, I grew up free […]
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I constantly dream of retiring (who doesn’t), and I would either like to retire abroad or constantly be on vacation. I found an article on MSN about 13 places to retire abroad and their average living costs. I thought it was a good article since I want to travel or retire abroad. There are a […]
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Given how common job changes are, and the need to rollover retirement savings after the fact, this is an important question. Retirement plans are now complicated on two fronts – making pre- and post-tax contributions, then splitting them after the fact between traditional and Roth IRAs to take advantage of that tax configuration. We received […]
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According to the U.S. government, all citizens should have enough supplies to survive for at least three days in an emergency. Depending on where you live, “emergency” could mean tornado, earthquake, blackout, flood, wildfire, hurricane, ice storm or zombie apocalypse.
How ready do you feel?
It is possible to put together an emergency kit without breaking the bank. In fact, you may already have some (or much) of what you need already.
Looking for fall financial tips and money moves to complete before the year is over? The hot summer months are over for many of us, and there are only a few months left in the year. Today, I want to talk about fall money tips, smart money moves, and having a fall financial checklist to […]
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Thereâs nothing I would love better than to sit down and tell my three boys all the right things do about money. Unfortunately, just as is the case with every other lesson we provide, kids learn more from what we do than what we say. My boys are no exception to this. If our words […]
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There are thousands and thousands of different ways that you can make money online, some of them are more legitimate than others. If you’re looking for some extra spending money or even a second income, there are plenty of ways that you can do that without leaving the comfort of your couch. One of the […]
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Are you an active investor who sometimes needs some expert guidance and support in your online trades? If so, then you might want to try investing with Zacks Trade, a discount broker that offers a variety of valuable trading tools and features. Take a look below to see some of Zacks Trade’s key features, fees, […]
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