What Is Supplemental Security Income – Benefits & How to Apply
Know how or when to apply for Supplemental Security Income? Get the details on the program here – including benefits & application process.
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College Students: Here are The Biggest Financial Mistakes You Need to Avoid
Slipping up while in college is basically a rite of passage. I made so many mistakes at Indiana University – many of which I would never admit publicly – that reminiscing on my college years comes with a heavy dose…
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Checking vs. Savings Accounts – What’s the Difference Between Them
Checking and savings are the most fundamental accounts of money management. Learn the differences, key features, and what you need here.
What’s the Average Cost of Car Insurance In the U.S.?
When it comes to shopping around for car insurance, it can be difficult to figure out the pricing structure. Part of the issue is that the price varies significantly by where you live, the minimum coverage requirements and a number of other factors. Your auto policy and the premium will also depend on such factors […]
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7 Reasons Why Your Third Stimulus Check Could Be Delayed or Denied
The IRS has already delivered millions of third-round payments. If you’re still waiting for your money, here’s why your third stimulus check could be late (or never arrive).
The Best Investors Are Dead â Hereâs What to Learn from Them
When it comes to investing your money, dead people have the right idea. Here are four things the dead can teach us about the stock market.
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Not Managing Your Own Money? At Least Know This.
Click image to play video. You may not be a numbers person and despise thinking about money. I get it. (Although, I suspect you may be underestimating yourself.) Because of this, if you’re in a relationship, you may be inclined…
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Key Differences: Living Will vs. Power of Attorney
Hard choices wait around every corner as you age, but some of the most difficult ones are about your own care. Without a plan in place, you might not be able to convey your wishes to those around you, leaving … Continue reading →
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Itâs Financial Literacy Month! Brush Up on Your Money Smarts
What do you know about money? Just enough to pay the bills? Are you puzzled at where all your money goes each month, or are you confident about the financial decisions you make? April is Financial Literacy Month, a perfect time to reflect on your money knowledge â and build upon it. Financial literacy, by [â¦]
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Last Chance to Get a Mortgage Rate Under 4%?
At the start of each year, the financial pundits weigh in on the direction of many things for the 365 days that lie ahead, including mortgage rates. And seeing that rates began 2013 at near all-time lows, the obvious (and conservative) prediction is to say that rates will rise. Most individuals also seem to believe [&hellip
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