If you’ve been looking for ways to make a little extra money, you’re probably already familiar with the survey site concept. Perhaps you’ve even signed up with websites like Survey Junkie or Swagbucks in the past. One platform you may not be familiar with is KashKick. It’s a bit different than the competition in that […]
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Checking accounts are one of the most common types of bank accounts, simplifying money management by allowing you to make purchases and send and receive money without physical cash. Things can get trickier when deciding whether to maintain an individual checking account or to have a joint checking account with a loved one. A joint
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It’s hard enough to retire early, say before age 45. However, I’ve discovered it may be even harder to stay retired once you retire early! As I was going through my archives, I realized I had a master plan to re-retire by September 1, 2022, several months after my 45th birthday. Given the birth of
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Shannon Bradley writes for NerdWallet. Email: sbradley@nerdwallet.com. The article What Is a Captive Auto Lender? originally appeared on NerdWallet.
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In today’s fast-paced, digitally driven world, it’s easy to find ourselves constantly glued to our screens, disconnected from the beauty of the natural world that surrounds us. However, taking a step back, putting down our phones, and immersing ourselves in nature can have numerous benefits for our well-being. From reducing stress and improving mental health
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We all know that shopping around is the best way to save money on any subscription. But who has the time to shop around all the time? I know I don’t. We can also play the “cancel game,” where you call up a company and threaten to cancel. They play their role of saying “OK
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James Andrews1 / Shutterstock.com Millions of home shoppers have gotten sticker shock when seeing the price of today’s houses. Across the nation, the total value of the housing market is 49% higher today than it was at the start of the pandemic, according to new research from Zillow. In just the past year alone, the
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The stock market is constantly in flux, so there isn’t one right or wrong time to trade stocks. As an investor, you must evaluate and decide what makes sense for you. Your financial goals, age, risk tolerance and investment portfolio can help you determine the best time to buy, sell and hold stocks. When to
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The stock market, often described as the beating heart of the economy, is a dynamic and intricate system where investors trade ownership shares in diverse companies. With over 58% of Americans owning stocks as of mid-2022, Stock market sectors play a vital role in assisting these investors in navigating the vast range of investment opportunities
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Rosalie Murphy writes for NerdWallet. Email: rmurphy@nerdwallet.com. The article Entrepreneurs Feeling Less Optimistic as Rates Rise, Data Shows originally appeared on NerdWallet.
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In the world of “one person’s trash is another person’s treasure,” there are remarkable stories of valuable items that have been carelessly discarded by their owners. It’s astonishing to think about the expensive possessions that some people have stumbled upon in the most unexpected places. From forgotten vintage clothing and antique furniture to valuable collectibles
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Until this year, copper seemed close to being a sure thing, investment-wise. Demand for the metal had increased steadily with the ramp-up in the production of electric vehicles (EVs). But it seems that, at least for the moment, demand for the metal has stalled. Contrarian investors would say that makes 2023 the perfect year to
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Dean Drobot / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Living on the Cheap. Cream and sugar, please? Everyone will definitely be buzzin’ with excitement (and caffeine!) on National Coffee Day, Sept. 29, 2023, thanks to these cheap perks for coffee lovers and bargain hunters alike. To stir things up for the day, many
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Wondering why your credit score seems different every time you check it? Credit scores can change frequently, reflecting updates to your credit files at the three national credit bureaus. In general, you can expect your credit score to update at least once a month. But if your lenders report to the bureaus more frequently, you
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Dual agency is when a real estate agent represents both the seller and buyer. Personally, I’ve bought bought three homes using a dual agent before. I simply found each listing online, built a relationship with the listing agents, and convinced them to represent me to save on the purchase price. In the end, I believe
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Terms like “market cap” and “market capitalization” are often thrown around, but they hold a crucial role in understanding the value and significance of a company. Whether you have been investing for years or just beginning, having a clear grasp of what market cap entails can greatly influence your investment decisions and portfolio management. What
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Caitlin Mims writes for NerdWallet. Email: cmims@nerdwallet.com. The article Alaska Airlines Card Bonus Soars 50% Higher (Limited Time) originally appeared on NerdWallet.
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Money can be a powerful tool, allowing us to achieve our dreams and desires. But what happens when someone is given an excessive amount of money and is asked to spend it in the dumbest way possible? This was the question posed in an online forum, and the answers were nothing short of ridiculous. From
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When I started working, I knew very little about personal finance and managing my money. There were all these acronyms and plans and options. It was a whirlwind. But I enjoyed learning about it because it was a puzzle. How does a 401(k) fit with a Roth IRA? What is an asset allocation and what
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