Just out of college or just starting your career, nowâs the time to start saving for retirement.
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Itâs common to set financial and fitness goals at the start of each month as you look for ways to improve. You might want to drink more water, earn a promotion, or start a new side hustle for some extra…
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With the summer season being well underway and the coolness of fall soon approaching, we could all benefit from some quick and easy financial hacks to guarantee weâre in the best position possible. The heat of the summer and the…
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The average family plans to spend close to $1000 on Christmas expenses. Here’s how you can cut that number significantly by having a frugal DIY Christmas.
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Auto loan debt in the U.S. sped past the trillion-dollar mark again this year, according to the Experian State of the Automotive Finance Market report released Thursday. âAutomotive financing certainly has started off the year with a bang, seeing steady growth in balances and loan volumes throughout the first quarter,â Melinda Zabritski, senior director of… Read More
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Youâve probably heard that you should be saving money each month. Itâs one of those things thatâs just supposed to be good for you, like eating broccoli or flossing before you go to bed. But why is it important to save money? And, if youâre already stretched covering your current expenses, and possibly also paying […]
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It is strongly recommended (and in some places mandated) that we all stay home as much as possible to avoid unknowingly spreading COVID-19. If you like spending time out and about, whether socializing with friends or enjoying local attractions, being stuck at home can sound really boring…but it doesn’t have to be! Let’s share some ideas on fun things you can do right at home.
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Thereâs no doubt that being a single mom is challenging. Thereâs also no doubt that qualifying for a mortgage can be difficult even under normal circumstances. For many single mothers, trying to qualify for a…
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The following is a guest post by Orion Talmay, of Orion’s Method. Dealing with finances can be stressful and leave you feeling overwhelmed. It’s all too easy to ignore mounting debts or believe youâll never save up a significant amount of money. But taking control of your life and changing the way you think can… Read More
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