If you withdraw from your college courses or drop below half-time enrollment, payments on your student loans will begin shortly thereafter. Before you make the decision to drop out, it’s important to understand how your student loans will be impacted, as well as your eligibility for financial aid in the future if you plan to […]
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Since I left my day job in 2012, I’ve been constantly preparing for economic devastation. I had to because I no longer had a safety net. My plan was to take a leap of faith and succeed. It would have been too embarrassing to ask for my old job back if I had failed. Besides,
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The life insurance industry offers some of the country’s top careers and highest-paying jobs. From agents to underwriters, plenty of career paths can lead you to a lucrative position in the life insurance field. With more than 2.8 million people currently employed in life insurance roles across the United States in 5,929 insurance companies, it’s
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Lower costs and included maintenance make condos attractive to first-time home buyers, but compared to single-family houses, condos have risks. What to know before you buy a condo.Lower costs and included maintenance make condos attractive, but condos also come with some inherent risks that houses don’t have. The post Single-family home vs. condo: Which should
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President Biden signed an omnibus budget bill in December 2022, which included bipartisan legislation helping to make it easier for people to save for retirement. The SECURE (Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement) 2.0 Act builds on the previous SECURE Act law, which was passed in 2019. While not all of the changes in
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The U.S. Bank Shopper Cash Rewards Visa Signature Card is a premium cash-back card that earns up to 6% back on everyday spending. The details are a bit confusing, but if you’re willing to do the work, this is one rewarding credit card. The post U.S. Bank Shopper Cash Rewards™ Visa Signature® Card Review appeared
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Want to turn your Tinder swipes into debit swipes? Shane Co., a family-owned jeweler, is offering one lucky lovebird the opportunity to earn $1,500 just for going on 15 first dates. Of course, if you’re selected, you’ll have to do more than just go on the dates. You’ll also have to document the dates via photos
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According to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), approximately 5.9 million households in the US, or 4.5% of households, were unbanked in 2021. This means that none of the household members had a checking or… The post What Does It Mean to Be Underbanked? appeared first on Crediful. https://www.crediful.com/what-does-it-mean-to-be-underbanked/ #financialfreedom #money #entrepreneur #business #finance #investing
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Balancing your checkbook might feel like an archaic practice since the use of paper checks is falling out of style, but it still serves a purpose. The practice is a way to get a solid handle on how much money is going in and out of your account each month, which can help you identify
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Most people have never heard of a SIMPLE IRA and are curious to know the rules, limits and how it differs from a 401(k). A SIMPLE IRA sounds “simple” to setup but is it really that easy? And how does it compare to the 401k and other retirement plans that exist? We’ll answer that and
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Even when rates are low, refinancing your mortgage isn’t always the right choice. Here are some points to consider before you refinance.Refinancing your mortgage could save thousands off your repayment, if interest rates are lower than when you originally financed your home. The post Should you refinance your mortgage? appeared first on Money Under 30.
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Welcome to the Weekly Scan. Here’s what we’re following for the week of January 17, 2023. The clock is ticking. The Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen issued a letter to Congress on Friday saying that the U.S. is expected to hit the debt statutory limit on January 19, 2023. Once the U.S. hits that limit, the
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You know inflation is bad when your monthly car payment hits a thousand bucks. For an increasing number of drivers, that’s the reality. A record number of Americans are paying at least $1,000 a month for their vehicles, according to new findings from the auto inventory site Edmunds. Nearly 16% of car buyers who financed
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You’ve likely heard the stories about the IRS being notified when you deposit a large amount of cash. But what happens when you deposit over $10,000? Who is responsible for reporting large deposits? And what will the IRS do if you deposit large amounts of cash? We answer these questions and more in this article.
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Daniel Korzeniewski / Shutterstock.com Last year was a roller coaster for the housing market. At the beginning of the year, home values soared. But by December, higher mortgage rates and other factors had brought housing sales to a standstill in many places. As the calendar turns to 2023, the cooling in housing is likely to
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Debt settlement can be a way to reduce your debt, but it should be viewed as a last-ditch effort to prevent further harm to your finances. It is considered a risky way to negotiate and lower your debt because it damages your credit score, has tax implications, may not solve your problem and more. Debt
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