The best checking cashing apps make it easy to cash a check without a bank account and quickly access your funds. There are several platforms to choose from, and it’s worthwhile to compare the various features. Using a check cashing app removes the need to find a local check cashing store which is costly and […]
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More employees are being paid via a prepaid debit card called a payroll card, as some seek an alternative payment method to a paper check or direct deposit. Some employers opt to pay employees with a payroll card because it may be easier and less expensive than other forms of payment, while others want to
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In 2024, I am transitioning from a spender to a saver mindset. I am returning to frugal habits reminiscent of my lifestyle in the first thirteen years after college. This change is prompted by the need to rebuild liquidity. One area I’m targeting to cut expenses is food. After a three-month experiment involving increased spending
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The post Top 10 Financial Certifications for Advisors appeared first on Millennial Money. If you’re searching for a financial planner, you’ll come across lots of different titles and acronyms that follow a planner’s name. You may have seen some of the more common ones for financial professionals, like CFP, CPA, CFS, or CIMA. These designations
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The debt ceiling, also known as the debt limit, dictates the maximum amount the United States can borrow. With just five budget surpluses in the past five decades, Congress has repeatedly raised or suspended the debt ceiling to accommodate new government spending. Reaching the debt limit without taking action to raise it could cause the
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As the owner of Registered Investment Adviser (RIA) practice, recognizing when and how to explore shifting to a niche market share can be a game changer for your firm. But how do you know it’s time to make this strategic shift? It’s not as simple as looking at numbers and data; it’s a feeling, a
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bibiphoto / Shutterstock.com If you live in a cold-weather state — or if you plan to travel through one this winter — be sure to clear snow and ice from your car before taking to the road. Otherwise, your wallet might feel a big chill. Several states have laws that make it illegal to drive
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Happy new year everyone! For 2024, my theme of the year is, “One last year of intense focus.” This marks my 15th year running Financial Samurai, coinciding with both my children starting full-time school in September. Fatigue has set in, reminiscent of 2011 when I pondered leaving investment banking for good. That burnout prompted a
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Elizabeth Renter writes for NerdWallet. Email: elizabeth@nerdwallet.com. Twitter: @elizabethrenter. Sean Pyles writes for NerdWallet. Email: spyles@nerdwallet.com. Twitter: @SeanPyles. The article Smart Money Podcast: How to Set Goals You Can Actually Achieve originally appeared on NerdWallet.
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The Image Party / Shutterstock.com Advertising Disclosure: When you buy something by clicking links on our site, we may earn a small commission, but it never affects the products or services we recommend. Costco has released its latest monthly deals — dozens of discounts worth thousands of dollars in savings. They’re available from Dec. 27
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Having a checking account is an important part of managing your finances. It makes it easier to pay bills, make purchases and track your spending. You can certainly have multiple checking accounts if needed. In some instances, it might help keep your spending in check and make for simpler budgeting—but there are potential downsides to
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