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The Shame of Debt

Money doesnât make you happy. Thatâs how the saying goes, and you canât deny that thereâs some truth to it. However, while having lots of money wonât make you happy, having very little is more likely to make you stressed and depressed.Â The less you have, the more likely you are to stress over the […]

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Best Credit Cards for Bad Credit

When it comes to excuses consumers give for their poor credit scores, banks and lenders have heard it all.Â Maybe you lost your job and couldnât pay your student loan payment for a few months.Â Or perhaps you thought youâd gotten a deferment but were too busy job hunting to find out for sure.Â Maybe you […]

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How to Prepare for the End of Your Unemployment Benefits

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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How to Use Your Debit Card Cash Back to the Fullest

Ever wish you had money to play with? More cash to save? Here’s how to make the most out of those extra dollars you earn.

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5 Money Questions to Ask Before Marriage

If you’re tying the knot you may think engagement, wedding and honeymoon. Here’s why a financial discussion should also be part of your plans.

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Smart Moves to Make with Your Tax Refund

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It is tax season! You know the goal is not to get much of a refund. However, a refund is always better than paying in! But when that money shows in your account donât go and blow it on what you want!Â Make some smart moves with your refund. Pay off debt If you have … Read More about Smart Moves to Make with Your Tax Refund

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Money Market Account vs. Savings Account: Which Is Best for You?

It all depends on your financial goals and how you plan to manage your money.

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FIRE: How to Find Your Aha Moments and the Key to Achieving FIRE

Although enduring the pandemic has been stressful to say the least, I have learned a multitude of lessons Iâll never forget. One of the biggest is that, like it or not, Iâm not cut out to homeschool four kids while trying to work at home. Most of all, though, the pandemic has reinforced my feeling […]

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How to Pay Yourself First

Paying yourself first is a budgeting strategy that suggests individuals should contribute to a retirement account, emergency fund, savings account, or other savings vehicle before spending their paycheck on anything else. The pay yourself first method is a pretty simple…

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Things Break. How to Make Sure Your Emergency Fund Can Cover Them

Things seem to have a way of breaking down at the worst times. Here’s how you can make sure you’re prepared for the worst.

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