The average college graduate receives $1,847 worth of cash and gifts from family and friends. While it’s tempting to splurge all of it, your future self will thank you for spending it wisely. Don’t worry. With these 12 smart spending strategies, you’ll still be able to treat yourself while learning to be financially responsible. 1. …
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With the high cost of keeping up with all the latest gadgets and trends we love, it’s nice to have a little income to supplement the cash flow that allows us to have the must-have extras we want. If you are a teenager (or are a parent or guardian of a teenager), this probably means …
Is it easy to buy a home with bad credit? No, but it’s not impossible to do so. Before engaging in a search for a home, you should find and review your latest credit report and credit score. There is quite a financial difference in the thousands between paying a monthly loan based on a …
Dealing with debt can feel like a hopeless situation. You try your best to make your payments, but interest charges eat up all your progress. The next month, you’re back to square one. Sound familiar? Don’t worry: You don’t have to be stuck with debt forever. We reached out to several experts and got their …
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Your entire life changes the moment you have kids. While most of us understand that becoming a parent will mean less sleep and lots of diapers, we drastically underestimate the amount of kids shows we will watch. Your favorite shows will be replaced first by cartoons, then live-action kid’s programs, and finally by tween and …
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You often hear money pundits talk about how you must “live below your means” to have financial success. While living below your means isn’t the only key to reaching your money goals, it is certainly a critical component. But what does it mean to live below your means? Is it possible to live within your …
As social distancing measures are lifted and you can finally get back to museums and art galleries, attend cultural events, and see performing arts live, where should you go first? We took the cities across the country with an impressive number of museums and rated their arts scene to give you some ideas. Oh …
According to Zillow, they expect the typical U.S. home to grow in value by 10.3% by November 2021. With high real estate prices, some families may feel purchasing a house is out of reach. Fortunately for others, there are cheap living alternatives for many people who still want a place they can call home. So, …
Non-fungible tokens (NFT) are cryptographic digital assets that each have uniquely identifiable metadata and codes. Their data is stored on the blockchain, ensuring they can’t be replicated or forged. The tokens act as a representation, like an IOU, for either digital or tangible items. For instance, one could create NFTs that stand for digital artwork, …
Child psychologists and pediatricians have recognized that today’s lack of play contributes to children’s overall lack of well-being. An increased focus on academic activities, overly structured family, school, and extracurricular schedules has led to less playtime for kids. If you’re looking to give your child a strong foundation for academic success, it may be shocking …
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