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If you’re looking to make more money this year there are a couple options. Let’s start by making sure you’re getting paid what you’re worth.
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Refinancing your student loans can make good financial sense, and thatâs especially true if your current loans are stuck at a high-interest rate. With a new loan at a lower APR, you could save a bundle of money on interest each month and ultimately pay your student debt off faster. Consolidating several loans into one […]
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Getting out of debt is not easy, but it is possible. Thousands of people do it every year. They do it because of some things they each do. These are the habits of people who are debt free. There is no greater feeling in the world than not having debt hanging over your head. Â Whether … Read More about 12 Habits of Debt Free People
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The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has affected everyone all around the world. Extended isolation and sudden job losses have everyone thinking about their futures. Lots of people are concerned about losing a reliable income source during this time of crisis. Some have even been forced to shut their businesses. The global pandemic has turned many people’s… Read More
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In a recession itâs common for many people to rely on credit cards and loans to balance their finances. Itâs the ultimate catch-22 since, during a recession, these financial products can be even harder to qualify for. This holds true, according to historical data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. It found that […]
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If youâre nearing the end of your unemployment benefits, donât worry. Here are your options for what to do when your unemployment runs out.
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Purchasing a home is both exciting and a major milestone in your life, so you’ll want to be prepared for what to expect to avoid a stressful process. Having an in-depth look at the buyer’s journey can help you make informed and confident decisions. From finding a real estate agent, negotiating offers to getting your […]
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Many of you have a spring cleaning ritual. Â It is the time of the year when you wash the windows, air out the bedding and declutter. Â However, have you ever thought about checking your budget? That may sound crazy, but it is really is the perfect time of the year to really take a good … Read More about 9 Tips to Spring Clean Your Budget
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6 Signs Your Personal Finance Software Makes Life Easier Finding personal finance software is easy, because there are countless choices in mobile apps, online programs, and finance software you can run on your home computer. But they’re certainly not equal….
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Follow these four steps to financially prepare for your maternity leave.
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