Vegetable Gardens, Front Yard Hangouts: The Top Landscaping Trends of 2021>
Not surprisingly, the top landscaping trends of 2021 are expected to be inspired by the pandemic as the health crisis drags on, bringing more folks outside.
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Good Riddance to Open Floor Plans and Cabinets Galore: Top Kitchen Trends of 2021
Homeowners stuck inside their abodes because of the coronavirus pandemic are remodeling their kitchens with an eye toward these top kitchen trends of 2021.
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How Do Credit Cards Work? Credit Cards 101
If you’re wondering “how do credit cards work?” you have come to the right place. Credit cards are a convenient way to pay for just about anything. They allow you to buy things in stores, online, and overseas. Credit cards allow you to take advantage of rewards points and cashback. They can also help you …
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All About NetSpend Cards
With a checking account, you get a debit card to spend your cash nearly anywhere you wish. But many people can’t qualify for bank checking accounts, and in a world where card transactions are increasingly common, that’s a problem. This … Continue reading →
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7 Solid New Yearâs Credit Resolutions for a Happier 2021
Weâre not going to lieâ2020 was a tough year for everyone. Between COVID-19 and pandemic-driven layoffs, weâre all ready to move on from last year. So, what are your new yearâs credit resolutions for 2021? Do you want to improve your credit score, pay your bills on time or create a savings plan? If you havenât thought… Read More
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21 Items to Cut From Your Budget That You Wonât Even Miss
Start off the new year by implementing these small-but-smart savings strategies. They’ll soon add up.
What is 3-6 Months of Expenses and Which Should I Have?
The traditional emergency fund is 3-6 months of expenses. Most people donât have it and some have way more. The one thing most people can agree on is that they have no idea what their 3-6 months of expenses should…
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What Different States Are Saving For According to Google
As our lifestyles and budgets have drastically changed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us have found ourselves spending less and saving more. With the personal savings rate in the US hitting a record high of 33…
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How Should I Save If the Fed Cuts Rates?
It’s not all bad news for savers in a lower interest rate environment. Here’s why.*
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15 of the Best Money Moves You Can Make in 2021
Everything seems unpredictable these days. Take control with these savvy financial decisions.