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Are You Bad with Money? Here’s How to Get Better
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There are moments when you may feel as if you are bad with money: You overdraft your account, pay a bill late, can’t put any cash towards retirement, or realize your savings account balance hasn’t budged in months.If you feel as if you aren’t managing your money as well as you could in these instances, […]
What to Know About Debt Settlement Companies
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When struggling to pay off debt, especially a high amount, it’s not uncommon to come across companies offering debt consolidation. However, many for-profit companies offering “consolidation” are actually selling a debt settlement service. Debt settlement is where a third-party company can try to reduce someone’s debt by negotiating with their creditors or debt collectors on […]
Top Budgeting Tips for Single Parents
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Single parents typically carry a lot of weight on their shoulders, paying for their child’s food, clothes, medical care, after-school programs, and more.It can be challenging to make ends meet and avoid credit card debt. Saving for the future (including college) can be difficult.But that doesn’t mean it’s impossible. There are smart strategies that help […]
Guide to a Personal Slush Fund
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You may have heard the term “slush fund” used to refer to a business setting aside money for miscellaneous and sometimes shadowy expenses. However, a personal slush fund can be something quite purposeful and useful. It can serve as a pool of money that you can use for discretionary expenses. It can be an asset […]
Guide to Financial Security and Achieving It
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Most of us have some dreams for our financial future, whether that means buying a home, starting a business, sending a kid to college with a minimum of student loans, or retiring by age 50, or perhaps even all of the above.Your vision of your future is undoubtedly unique, but one thing all these dreams […]