How to Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck in 8 Steps
Is your paycheck gone the moment you get it? Here’s how to break that vicious cycle.
Is your paycheck gone the moment you get it? Here’s how to break that vicious cycle.
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Lets face it. Right now, some of you despise the apartment you currently live in. In fact, you’re counting down the days until your lease term is up so you make your grand exit. Adding to your frustration, a brand new apartment community just opened up on the other side of town and they’re advertising […]
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New credit card reform laws are going into effect in February of 2010 to provide more consumer protection. The reform was put in place to deal with what were some abusive practices of interest rate hikes and fees. You may recall a post from Pete earlier this year in which he talked specifically about the […]
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Your credit score is more than just a number. It represents how reliable a borrower you are and how well (or poorly) you manage your debt. Just like your SAT scores back in high school (which I prefer to never…
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I guess homeownership isnât for everyone, at least if you consider a new study from LendingTree. When respondents were asked if they would âever go back to renting,â some 28% of Millennials said yes. Even worse, 10% said theyâd go back to renting this year, while 14% said theyâd ditch the mortgage for rent in [&hellip
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Coming up with a down payment is probably the biggest hurdle for first-time home buyers. The recommended down payment is a whopping 20 percent. On a $250,000 home, that’s $50,000, which is more than just a few months of skipping a morning latte. In an ideal world, you would set aside a good chunk of change […]
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Not everyone is getting a third stimulus check. See if you’re on the list of people who aren’t eligible for a third-round payment.
Wall Street closed out the week with a renewed surge in Treasury yields, which weighed on growth but helped the value-oriented Dow rise again.