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Term vs Whole Life Insurance

Term vs Whole Life Insurance

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…example of how that works. Let’s say you take out $500,000 of term life insurance for 20 years. If you, the policy holder, were to die at year 19, your…


Costs of Owning a Home

Costs of Owning a Home

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…was under 20%, you may be responsible for PMI, as described above. This payment can be anywhere from 0.2% to 2% of your loan amount per year. 💡 Quick Tip:…


How to Pay Off Debt in 9 Steps

How to Pay Off Debt in 9 Steps

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…known as the 20/10 rule, which says that you should put no more than 20% of your annual take-home pay or 10% of your monthly income towards consumer debt. 2….


Saving for College in High School

Saving for College in High School

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…back on nonessential expenses. The popular 50/30/20 budget rule suggests putting 20% of your income toward savings for long-term money goals, like saving for school. Starting to save in high…


Are Student Loans Worth It?

Are Student Loans Worth It?

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…four-year in-state college is $26,027 per year; out-of-state students pay $27,091 per year. The average cost of attending a private, nonprofit university, by contrast, is $55,840 per year. 💡 Quick…


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