Did you get a deposit into your bank account from TPG PRODUCTS SBTPG LLC? Or just TPG Products? Or some version of that? And did the deposit come from Civista Bank? A bank that you’ve never heard of? If so, you’re probably wondering why because the name is acronym soup and not something you expected. It […]
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goodluz / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Construction Coverage. After two years of stiff competition and fast-rising prices, the residential housing market in the U.S. began cooling quickly over the second half of 2022 and beginning of 2023. Price growth exploded during the COVID-19 pandemic while interest rates were low, households savings
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These days, a high salary doesn’t guarantee a life of luxury. After covering their bills, over a third of high earners say they live paycheck to paycheck, according to PYMNTS data. HENRYs (high earners, not rich yet) fall into this category. These are usually younger people who’ve come into a high-earning job but spend most
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As the saying goes, “investing in yourself is the best investment you will ever make.” It is significant for women, often marginalized and undervalued in society, to prioritize their personal growth and development. Recently, several women shared their experiences and investments in an online women’s community. 1. Adopting a Dog A dog lover shared that
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Monkey Business Images / Shutterstock.com If you’re on a fixed income — like most people in retirement — controlling your expenses becomes more important than ever. One way to do that? Living somewhere with a lower cost of living. That’s part of the thinking behind the website WalletHub’s recent ranking of “2023’s Best States to
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Non-U.S. citizens can get a personal loan if they meet a lender’s eligibility requirements. That said, navigating the loan process in the United States can be confusing and possibly more challenging if you’re not a U.S. citizen. Eligibility and collateral requirements, interest rates, terms and more can vary from one lender to the next, and
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Overpricing and overspending are all too common in today’s society. One popular internet site asked its users for their opinions on items not worth the extra money. Here are ten items individuals can remove from their lives without forking over their savings. 1. Fast Food Image Credit: Shutterstock. This comfort item is great when road-tripping
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If your FICO credit score is under 600, trying to borrow money can feel like a hopeless situation. After all, a low credit score can affect your ability to obtain a standard credit card, car loan, or mortgage. It doesn’t make those things unattainable; however, it will limit your options when it comes to the
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Prostock-studio / Shutterstock.com Imagine taking a phone call from a loved one who pleads for your help. It is likely you would be moved to do just about anything to get that person out of danger. But thanks to artificial intelligence, that call might not be what it seems. The Washington Post reports that rapidly
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You can lower your bills by negotiating your prices, switching your plan, downgrading your service and more. Try a few—or all—of these 10 different ways to lower your bills and see how many saving opportunities you can find. 1. Negotiate Your Bills Negotiating your bills can help you take advantage of introductory packages or credits
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As the economy goes down the tubes thanks to a Fed-induced recession, anger against anybody who is perceived to have more wealth or success will go up. As a result, it’s important to practice Stealth Wealth to stay safe and happy. I know anger has increased since the bear market began because I run a
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Have you ever wondered how much your annual salary would be if you earned 25 dollars an hour? The fact is, too many people who earn an hourly wage don’t know how much they make in a year. This information is critical if you want to create a budget and manage your money correctly. In
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Do you know what to do if your bank fails? The sudden implosion of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank has millions of once-complacent asking this question. The truth is, banks can and do fail, often without any prior outward signs of trouble. Hundreds of banks went out of business during the savings and loan
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Randa Kriss writes for NerdWallet. Email: rkriss@nerdwallet.com. The article Using the SBA 7(a) Loan as a Business Acquisition Loan originally appeared on NerdWallet.
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Have you ever purchased an item so great it drastically improved your quality of life? An item so wonderful you don’t know how you spent your entire life without it by your side? I know I have, and so have these ten Redditors. Here are ten life-changing items. 1. Quality Bedding Image Credit: Shutterstock. We
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Dean Drobo / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on The Penny Hoarder. Do you wish you had more money set aside? Not a rainy day fund for unexpected expenses but something that could cushion the financial stress of a major life event? When Nora Martin was expecting her first child, she wasn’t going
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Graduating high school is a big milestone, and one that comes with new goals and exciting opportunities. Before you graduate, make sure to take important money steps such as opening a bank account, setting a budget, learning about credit and more. The following five financial steps can make a big difference when you’re just starting
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Kelsey Sheehy writes for NerdWallet. Email: ksheehy@nerdwallet.com. Twitter: @KelseyLSheehy. The article Spooked by Bank Failures? Minimize the Impact to Your Business originally appeared on NerdWallet.
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Paying customers are the lifeblood of any business, no matter which industry, niche, or profession you’re in. While every business owner and manager is paying attention to customers, not everyone is looking through the lens of a solid customer acquisition strategy. With a customer acquisition process in place, you’re better able to turn your revenue
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