If you’re welcoming a second child, your spending and savings habits may need a tune-up.
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Most people have a love-hate relationship with money. When youâve got cash to spend, you feel fantastic. You can do whatever you want, go wherever you like, and thereâs no worries in your mind. However, when your cash flow starts to dwindle, your entire outlook suddenly goes sour. The high of having cash can mean […]
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In 2017, the average American consumer debt rose around 8%. That results in the average American owing more than $15,000 in credit card debt. Holy smokes!! Why so much debt?  While some are the result of medical debt and the need to cover living expenses due to a layoff, the majority is due to financing … Read More about 10 Crucial Steps To Getting Out of Debt
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On the surface, reward cards are a great way to make a few extra dollars or grab some air miles without increasing your spending or your debt. If you spend a lot of money at a particular shop, store cards will seem like an equally beneficial prospect. But these cards exist for a reasonâtheyâre there […]
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You’re likely to lose track of a credit card at some pointâmany people do. You’re standing at the checkout counter, you open your wallet and it’s not there. What you do depends on how prepared you are and whether you think the card was lost or stolen. How to Prepare for a Lost Credit Card… Read More
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Declaring bankruptcy can damage your credit significantly. Here’s what you need to know about declaring bankruptcy and what you can do to rebuild your credit.
Credit cards can be a useful tool if you do your research a make a plan for your spending. Here’s how to get the most out of your credit cards.
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Recently, I published the post How I Graduated From College In 2.5 Years With 2 Degrees and Saved $37,500. While I did graduate quickly and there are benefits related to that, there are things I missed out on by rushing my college experience. Now I wouldn’t say I had the worst college experience, but I also wouldn’t […]
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If you are you looking for an inexpensive way to get a large influx of Ultimate Rewards points, the Chase Freedom Flex and Freedom Unlimited cards offer large bonuses with low spending thresholds.
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