Contrary to just about everything you hear, you don’t have to “learn investing” before doing it. The truth is, you can get started in just a few simple steps.
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Rent vs. Buy: Different Rules For Divorce
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Posted on Categories Grow your savings, Manage your debtLeave a comment on 12 Tips for Overcoming Financial StressMany people deal with financial stress a lot like they deal with their health; that is, they ignore it for as long as possible and hope it works itself out. Even individuals who know what they should do are often unable to overcome the barriers that keep them from taking action.
The single worst money mistake you can make, and you are probably making it
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Social Security Income and What You Can Expect
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4 tips to tame credit card debt
Posted on Categories Manage your debtLeave a comment on 4 tips to tame credit card debtNot everyone carries a balance on their credit cards from month to month, but for those who do, the average balance per household is now $9,600. That’s about 17% of the average U.S. household income! Here are some strategies you can use to help pay off your credit cards.
Splitting the bill, no matter your status
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5 Ways to Make Your Retirement Savings Count
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