College is expensive. According to the College Boardâs 2016 Trends in College Pricing report, the average full-time student at a four year nonprofit private university will pay $35,020 a year in tuition and fees. Add in room and board and the price balloons to nearly $45,370! Over 4 years, thatâs over $180,000 in tuition, fees, room
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After having gone through several financial planning books and a financial planning class, one thing we’ve been considering doing for a while now is paying off our home early. There are a lot of pros and cons to paying off your home mortgage early, and today I thought we could examine what some of them are. […]
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These self-sustaining, eco-friendly, off-the-grid homes will blow your mind.
Before you panic, get informed. Here’s what you must know about the debt ceiling and what you can do in a worst-case scenario.
When you first start out investing as a college graduate, or when you’ve finally been able to get rid of your debt, it can be daunting to know where to put your money, and what you should invest in. What will give your money the best returns? What investments are lower risk, while still giving […]
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You may do it with your phone, Internet and TV services. You may do it with your bank accounts, too. But should you also bundle your insurance policies with one company to save money? Like so much else in life, the answer depends, in part, on your unique situation. First: The Potential Problem with Bundled […]
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Going to B-school is hard enough; we made finding an MBA student loan easy with this in-depth review of the best private lenders offering low-interest financing.
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Now that mortgage rates have jumped, it might be time to take a look at how youâre repaying your mortgage. Put simply, if your mortgage rate is fixed and lower than prevailing rates, it could make sense to slow things down to take advantage of your low rate for longer. Yes, you have to continue… Read More »Is Now the Time to Slow Down Mortgage Repayment?
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With mortgage rates hovering at or near record lows, there’s been a lot of interest in…