Moving can be stressful. Making sure your breakables are packed so they don’t actually break, deciding on a DIY move or hiring professional movers, managing security deposits or down payments on both ends of the move—moving cross country could stress even the most relaxed people. There are some things to keep in mind, though, to …
Answering the question, “what car should I buy” is anything but easy. Buying a new or used car is a confusing process. There are so many choices out there. It works the best when you can approach it systematically, thinking about the crucial factors before you even step foot on a car lot. What Car …
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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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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 …
FASTEST GROWING HOUSING MARKET IN EACH STATE on Fastest Growing Housing Market in Each State Let’s be frank: moving is rough. The boxes, the heavy lifting, the cost of paying for movers (or, maybe, just buying everyone enough pizza for them to lend a helping hand). Moving isn’t many people’s idea of a …
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We’ve all seen the stories in the news. Someone starts from nothing and ends up filthy stinkin’ rich. What luck right? Wrong. More often than not, getting rich isn’t done by winning the lottery, having a rich relative leave you a ton of money, or some other lucky break. How it’s typically done is through …
You might have heard that bankruptcy gives you a clean financial slate, but that’s not exactly accurate. For those experiencing serious financial distress, bankruptcy can be a way to eventually restart. Depending on your financial situation, you can get rid of debts or restructure them. But this doesn’t give you a clean slate, especially on …
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It’s time to start building your nest egg if you haven’t started already. Having a nest egg to fall back on is important to your overall wellness and your financial security. What Does Nest Egg Mean? A nest egg is a financial term for a large amount of money intended for a specific purpose. That …
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The following post is contributed by Martin of Studenomics, where he tries to make personal finance fun since you have enough to stress about. You can click here to check out the wide range of content on everything from student loans to getting paid to drink coffee. “I should’ve consumed more water last night. I …
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When it comes to anything in life, you don’t want to pay more for anything if you don’t have to. Not wanting to pay for anything you don’t have to is also true with investing. You want to maximize the return on any investment you have. You might think that means finding the investment with …
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