Having trouble getting a personal loan to pay off your debt? Our Upstart loans review shows you how you could get a loan â even with less-than-perfect credit.
This was originally published on The Penny Hoarder, which helps millions of readers worldwide earn and save money by sharing unique job opportunities, personal stories, freebies and more. The Inc. 5000 ranked The Penny Hoarder as the fastest-growing private media company in the U.S. in 2017.
When helping clients with the biggest financial decision of their lives, Edna doesnât just see her role as a real estate agent. Even with her…
The post Building a Strong Community first appeared on Century 21®.
Hello! Today, I have a great debt payoff story from Nolan Martin. Nolan is a military officer who successfully paid off $100,000 in debt in just 40 months. Below is his story. We were incredibly anxious to get our lives started together. Fresh out of college and new to the military life, I convinced my wife, […]
The post How We Paid Off $100,000 in Debt in 40 Months: Marriage and the Military appeared first on Making Sense Of Cents.
AmeriSave Mortgage Corp. is accused by a group of former employees of failing to pay their wages, bonuses and commissions.
First-Time Home Buyersâ Mistakes is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
I turned 53 on Tuesday. My daughter made me breakfast. My husband gave me roses. AARP sent me another membership solicitation. It all adds up to one thing: senior discounts.
Like many, when the AARP pitch arrives in the mail, I ditch it. I’M NOT OLD, I say to anyone who is listening (usually just the dog). Just this season on the Netflix series Frankie and Grace, one of the characters â who is in her 70s â noted that she refused to join AARP because  it means admitting she was all done. âThere’s an article in the newsletter on how to get over that,â another character rebuts.
I mean, what is old? I have some decent longevity in my genetic pool, so let’s figure I make it to 90. That would have made me middle-aged at 45! I appeal that decision! And honestly at 53, I feel pretty good. It’s hard for me to remember how old I am, except for when I see photos of my 25-year-old self and I remember that skin.
Do you want to learn how to quit your job and become self-employed? Are you wondering how do I quit my job and work for myself? Perhaps you’ve finally found your passion, and it means running your own business. Maybe, your side hustle has grown so large that it’s time to make a decision between […]
The post How To Quit Your Job And Become Self-Employed â 5 Steps For Success appeared first on Making Sense Of Cents.
From low premiums to extra benefits, here are five reasons retirees choose Medicare Advantage despite its disadvantages.
Medical alert systems have embraced the digital age. They now offer GPS, fall detection sensors, and smartphone integration. Despite these important advances, the ultimate goal remains the same: To give you, or the person you care about, freedom from worrying about how to call for help in a medical emergency. If youâre a senior who […]
The post Best Medical Alert Systems for 2023 appeared first on Good Financial Cents®.
When I wrote about the pros and cons of homeschooling recently, I left one major piece of the puzzle untouched: How does a family handle the loss of income if a stay-at-home parent is required?
It’s not just the loss of monthly income. The parent who stays at home doing the bulk of the educating is also missing out on some other benefits of employment (employer contributions to a 401(k), social security benefits, avoiding a resume gap, etc.). These aren’t necessarily easy to quantify.
So let’s take a look at the financial piece of the puzzle to the extent we can; but first, is it possible to homeschool without losing income?