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Homes With a New Kitchen List for More and Often Sell Above List Price

The kitchen is one of the most important rooms in a home, serving as both a central meeting place for family and a functional area necessary for preparing meals. So it’s easy to understand why a state-of-the-art kitchen is a must-have for millions of homeowners from coast to coast. For those considering home upgrades, the …

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Money-Saving Home Improvements Tips

When you are getting ready to sell your home, some home improvements can help you find a buyer. While you could spend thousands on renovations, it doesn’t guarantee prospective buyers will like the changes you’ve made or that you will recoup your investment. However, there are some money-saving improvements you can make that aren’t going […]

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Save on a Gym Membership With At-Home Workouts

Somewhat unsurprisingly, search traffic for “gym membership” peaks between January 3 and January 9, according to Google Trends. If you already belong to a gym you’ve probably noticed that things get pretty crowded every January. But if you want to … Continue reading →

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What is a BOGO Sale?

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You’ve probably seen signs through your local grocery store or in retail stores advertising a BOGO sale. But what exactly is a BOGO sale? Simply put, a BOGO deal or sale, is short for “buy one, get one.” It’s a promotion that’s intended to get you to buy more by offering a discount. These sales … Read More about What is a BOGO Sale?

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Let the Roaring 2020s Begin

— — As I type this, there are only a few days left in the 2010s, and holy shit what a decade it has been. Ten years ago, a 35 year old MMM and the former Mrs. MM were four years into retirement, but not feeling very retired yet. We stumbled out of 2009 with […]

Coding Bootcamp: Income Share Agreements vs. Bootcamp Loans

Key takeaways Both coding bootcamp loans and ISAs can cover the costs of a coding bootcamp. Students should exhaust free aid for bootcamps before turning to sources that require repayment,…

Student Loans vs. Financial Aid

As of early 2020, student loan debt in the nation had reached more than $1.5 trillion. More than 44 million individuals have student loan debt, and the average person with student loans owes a bit over $32,000—which is more than half of the average household income in the United States. As a new school year… Read More

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