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When faced with overwhelming debt, you may be tempted to resign yourself to feelings of hopelessness and loneliness. This is understandable, given that society tends […]
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When faced with overwhelming debt, you may be tempted to resign yourself to feelings of hopelessness and loneliness. This is understandable, given that society tends […]
Continue reading »Do you constantly put off everyday financial tasks like tracking expenses, paying bills, and filing taxes? Does even checking your bank account balance make you […]
Continue reading »Are you constantly worried about not having enough money? Are you afraid to spend money on things you want or need? This feeling of lack […]
Continue reading »I worry so much about our healthcare system that I need to take an inhaler that I can barely afford. Although I’m lucky to be […]
Continue reading »Regularly monitoring your credit history reduces the likelihood that reporting errors (at best) or identity theft (at worst) will undermine your financial health—and now you […]
Continue reading »The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is asking Epic Games , a developer and publisher of online video games and software, to pay $520 million in […]
Continue reading »Sticking to a budget is a lot like sticking to a diet. Both are forms of limitation, and you need discipline (and often sacrifice) to […]
Continue reading »One of the most difficult relationships in our lives is the relationship with money. There’s so much money in the world – so much that […]
Continue reading »From student loans to medical bills to simply putting food on the table, much of managing your finances can seem like it all comes down […]
Continue reading »Below are some class action lawsuits due in September that many people are eligible for, including what the settlement is for, who is eligible for […]
Continue reading »While it’s always difficult to lose your job , the severance pay offered by your employer can soften the blow. However, before accepting a lump […]
Continue reading »The Federal Reserve announced a new 0.25% interest rate hike last month . This quarter-point increase, part of an ongoing effort to fight inflation, pushed […]
Continue reading »Credit card rewards programs offer a fantastic opportunity to earn points, miles and cash back on your day to day expenses. And if you’re looking […]
Continue reading »Whether you’re moving out soon, tidying up your closet at the end of the season, or just getting rid of stuff that’s taking up space […]
Continue reading »When you think of high-paying jobs, traditional roles like doctors, lawyers, and executives come to mind. However, some of the highest paying roles are roles […]
Continue reading »New Year’s is not the only time to discuss financial decisions . Summer is in full swing and you are about halfway between last year’s […]
Continue reading »When you hear things like “EVs are the future” or “AI will grow and grow,” you might think to yourself, “ How can I, as […]
Continue reading »Whether your location and user profile data was stolen on Meta (Facebook), you never received a full refund from SeatGeek for a canceled event, or […]
Continue reading »Welcome to Lifehacker’s “How I Became” series, where I ask real people how they actually got their jobs. This week I had the pleasure of […]
Continue reading »If you’re wondering how to afford housing, health care, and life’s necessities, you’ll probably be happy to hear about new financial tips to help you […]
Continue reading »Inflation continues to affect a number of day-to-day expenses, including the cost of sending mail. According to the US Postal Service (USPS), starting next week, […]
Continue reading »Usually when you hear “distribution planning” you think of retirement. However, the tax planning that is included in retirement planning can be applied to other […]
Continue reading »If you’re mailing checks to your landlord or utility provider, it’s time to look for another way to pay your bills. Check fraud and mail […]
Continue reading »To keep our money safe, most of us have at least a checking account and a savings account. But many Americans don’t have a bank […]
Continue reading »The choice of insurance coverage is a risk reduction and a bet that a catastrophe will happen (or not happen). Car insurance – at least […]
Continue reading »You’re standing in front of the canned food section, holding your hand over the black beans, and trying to remember: Do I already have this […]
Continue reading »Last week, Congress agreed to raise the national debt ceiling , narrowly avoiding the first default in US history. While the crisis has been averted […]
Continue reading »When it comes to personal finance, the post-college summer is intimidating. After the hype around the release begins to die down, reality sets in. Your […]
Continue reading »While the fabled cashless society may eventually become a reality, for now, cash is still a pretty useful thing. There are still scenarios where you […]
Continue reading »Getting into college comes down to filling out forms. Even before you receive it, you must complete standardized tests , apply for admission and receive […]
Continue reading »It’s a sad fact of life: Quite often, the better you feel doing something, the worse it is for you, especially when you repeat it […]
Continue reading »Duty is a terrible word, but today it is a necessary part of moving around the world. Whether you want to rent an apartment, buy […]
Continue reading »You know the work never stops; how do i get the grind to start ? In addition to my main job of guiding you through […]
Continue reading »Earlier this year, Apple introduced the new Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) Apple Pay Later feature to select customers. The name is a play on […]
Continue reading »When it comes to deciding how much cash you should keep in your checking account , the right amount depends on your financial situation. That […]
Continue reading »Here’s my two cents: financial advice given by “experts” on TikTok or personal finance “gurus” on Instagram is always going to be a little crappy. […]
Continue reading »Like the rest of the world, colleges have gone digital, although this change is very recent. When I was a student in 2013, almost all […]
Continue reading »When it comes to your ability to save money, where you live can have a bigger impact than you think. So which states are easier […]
Continue reading »You go to college to get an education that will earn you a degree that will give you a better paying job in the future. […]
Continue reading »In fact, many marriages last for decades—contrary to popular belief, the divorce rate in the US has been steadily declining for decades , and the […]
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