When youâre working with investments and trying to make sound decisions, itâs best to use hard data and publicly available information instead of relying on subjective feelings like your instincts. Your emotions may easily be swayed, but itâs hard to…
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Debtor’s prisons were outlawed in the 1800’s, but you can still end up in jail today because of your debt. Here’s how to avoid ending up in the slammer.
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ETFs and index funds attempt to mimic the growth of the stock market. The general trend of the stock market in its few hundred years of existence has been upward, even if it has its daily ups and downs. So,…
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Auto insurance rates, like all insurance rates, are carefully considered calculations based on statistical probabilities and strict underwriting techniques. Insurers don’t throw random numbers at you in the hope that something sticks and, contrary to what you might think, they don’t charge as much as they think they can get away with. In this guide, we’ll look at […]
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Tax breaks and potentially lower home energy costs make these green projects worth a look.
Are you thinking about buying a house? Do you want to avoid common home buying mistakes? I bought my first house when I was only 20 years old. Even though that was a little over 11 years ago, I have looked back many times and wondered how I did it. I made so many first […]
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