When Jeff Nealâs wife told him she wanted to quit her job to stay at home with their kids, he had to think about how to make one income work. With over $21,000 in student loans, there wasnât much extra money lying around. Losing another income stream would be difficult. But rather than give up… Read More
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It can take several months to prepare for the bar exam, and they are some of the most important months in an aspiring lawyerâs life. In that time, many students take preparation courses or devote all their time to studying and preparing, increasing their chances of passing the exam and taking that important step. Bar […]
Guide to Bar Loans: Pros, Cons, and More is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
Many businesses are laying off employees or shutting doors, at least temporarily during the coronavirus pandemic. Only you can make the decision about what’s right for your businessâand you should do so in consultation with business experts such as CPA advisers or business coaches. Youâll also want to make sure that you are following the… Read More
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Saving for retirement is easy to put off, but delaying ultimately can make your life harder. Even if your work does not provide any retirement savings plan, you can still make it happen. It may seem frustrating to watch your friends add up their matching 401(k) contributions, but you do not have to be any… Read More
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Ask someone if they want to leave a legacy after theyâre gone, and theyâll almost assuredly answer yes. Ask someone if they know how to go about accomplishing such a benevolent task, and they’ll probably say, âI have no idea.â You might be surprised to learn thereâs a simple solution: your life insurance policy. The… Read More
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A 2015 study found that older adults lose more than $36 billion every year to financial scams. Unfortunately, con artists see the elderly population as an easy and vulnerable target. The American Securities Administrators Associationâs President, Mike Rothman, explains that scammers take this approach because the current elderly population is one of the wealthiest weâve… Read More
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The internet is a treasure trove when it comes to finding information that can help you buy your first home. Unfortunately, searching for âHow much house can I afford?â will mostly lead you to online calculators that use an algorithm to come up with a generic estimate. To come up with a figure, these calculators […]
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As more Americans move into urban areas, city planners have to get inventive to accommodate them. One solution that’s becoming increasingly popular is mixed-use developments. But just because this is a favorable option for city planners doesn’t mean it will be a good fit for you. Learn what mixed-use buildings are and read up on […]
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Money doesnât make you happy. Thatâs how the saying goes, and you canât deny that thereâs some truth to it. However, while having lots of money wonât make you happy, having very little is more likely to make you stressed and depressed. The less you have, the more likely you are to stress over the […]
The Shame of Debt is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.