Washington Park, located just south of downtown, has everything you need. Click here for a quick guide around the neighborhood.
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Just like that, another year has gone by, well, almost. There are still a few days left and anything can happen. In the meantime, I present my latest installment of real estate and mortgage predictions for the year 2018, which I hope will be a fantastic one for all. As always, you can see my… Read More »2018 Real Estate and Mortgage Predictions
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Charleston offers beaches, a thriving culture and an incredible food scene.
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From sunny Florida to the Upper Midwest, these are the best U.S. cities for athletes.
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Explore the pros and cons of living in Los Angeles, including its sunny weather, diverse culture, high cost of living, and traffic congestion. Make an informed decision before moving to this vibrant city.
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Take your time in Tulsa to the next level in one of these apartment pools.
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Today, I have a great debt payoff story from Val Breit. She paid off $42,000 in student loans in 34 months, while earning $36,000 per year. Below is her story. Enjoy! I burst into tears. For the first time, I was selecting my own student loan lender to help pay for my graduate school tuition. After […]
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While I’m not a rabid anti-car crusader, there’s no doubt I think the U.S. is too car-centric. I understand the historical reasons behind our vehicle dependence — we’re a young nation with sprawling cities spread far apart — but I also believe that if you, as an individual, make an effort to live in a walkable (or bike-able) neighborhood, you can save tons of cash while enhancing your lifestyle.
How much can you save? Well, that’s tough to quantify. There are a lot of variables that go into the calculation.
The folks at Transportation Evolved, however, have made an effort to crunch the numbers. They’ve created a cost of commuting calculator that takes into account a wide variety of factors — then allows you to further explore how this cost affects your true hourly wage and the opportunity cost of lost investment income.
In the past, employees would stick with a company for decades. It wasnât unusual in the 20th century for someone to stay at the same company for their entire career, consistently garnering raises and promotions until they retired with a hefty pension. Obviously, those days are long gone. The job market in 2017 is a
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Is this the year to focus on saving more? If you’ve been disappointed when you’ve checked out your savings account balance, let’s change that this year by figuring out how to save money each month.
Actually, advice on the topic of how much you should be saving differs based on who’s giving the advice. At a minimum, most people recommend saving 10 percent of your income. Dave Ramsey recommends saving 15 percent of your income as a good goal. Still others recommend 20 percent. However, no one will complain if you save as much as you possibly can.