Student loan forbearance is a temporary suspension or decreased rate on your student loans. Many people became familiar with student loan forbearance during the COVID-19 pandemic, during which many student loan payments were halted or cut. Navigating student loans can be a tricky business as it is. But if a lower interest rate piques your […]
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If your auto insurance company denies your claim, it’s possible to get it to reconsider and reverse the decision — but by no means guaranteed. Follow these steps to evaluate your claim denial, decide what to do next, and pursue your appeal. The post What to Do If Your Car Insurance Claim Is Denied –
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Depending on where you are traveling, you might be required to take a COVID-19 test before departure. But, of course, this raises whether your insurance will reimburse you for the test. So the short answer is: There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Whether or not your test will be covered will depend on your health insurance and…
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With streaming services growing in popularity, many companies are offering their own version. Whether you’re cutting ties with cable or trying to supplement your current service, you want to find what works with your budget and personal taste. You can’t subscribe to them all, so which do you pick? Don’t worry. We’ve compared 14 of
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Income tax withholding sets aside a portion of your regular salary or wages every pay period for taxes. It isn’t set in stone, however. You can ask to have more or less of your salary withheld for taxes based on your tax filing status, deductions, additional income and more. While you can adjust your tax
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Have you been struggling to deal with credit card debt that never seems to go away? If so, a debt consolidation loan can offer a way out. It won’t make your debt go away, but it will help it become more manageable. And, by setting up the right loan, you can be debt-free in a
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The post How to Live on $1,000 a Month appeared first on Millennial Money. I know what you’re going through, trying to survive on $1,000 per month. Just a few years ago, I was in the same rut. There’s no getting around it: Having weak cash flow isn’t anyone’s idea of fun. When money’s not
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PenFed offers four credit cards; some are more worthwhile than others. Check out our article to find out which PenFed credit card is best.PenFed offers four credit cards; some are more worthwhile than others. Check out our article to find out which PenFed credit card is best. The post PenFed credit card options: an in-depth
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Saving for retirement can feel daunting when you’re choosing among different investment options. While you can enjoy tax benefits with many types of retirement accounts, each one has different rules, advantages, and disadvantages. Learn the differences between Roth IRAs vs. 401(k) plans to help you choose the right path for you. It’s important to remember
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If you’re paying too much for cable, you can save with a bit of creativity, willingness to pressure your cable provider, or even just prioritizing the entertainment you want or need. These strategies can help you lower your cable TV bill for good. The post 9 Ways to Save on Money Cable TV and Lower
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Summer is the season to hit the great outdoors, and having a new toy, like a boat or RV, is a dream for many people. But with interest rate hikes, spikes in the cost of oil and general economic uncertainty, you may be hesitant to make a big purchase right now. Financing options, such as…
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Globe Life Insurance is worth checking out if you’re looking to quickly purchase a life insurance policy with a relatively low death benefit. That’s the exact type of policy they specialize in. They offer an all-online approval process for both adults and children, often with no requirement for a medical exam. Table of Contents About
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Having a thin credit file can make it harder to qualify for credit and services when you need them. Even if you are approved, a thin file can keep you from getting the best rates and terms available. Here’s what you need to know about thin credit files and how building a robust, positive credit
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To celebrate May Asian Heritage month, I thought I’d share with you a fun story about what it may be like to be Asian in America. As a minority, you sometimes go through some interesting scenarios people in the majority may never experience. My goal of this post is to provide more perspective as we
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Bob Lotich is a a fellow personal finance blogger (check him out at SeedTime.com), author and most importantly, a good friend. Over the years I’ve been able to witness firsthand how good his heart is as he’s always been willing to help a friend in need without expecting anything in return. I got a chance
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The post Inflation, Deflation, and Recession Explained appeared first on Millennial Money. With all the talk of inflation lately—and we’ve all felt the higher prices at this point—it makes sense to take a look at the other players on the economic stage (deflation and recession). When we have inflation, deflation and recession can follow. How
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