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Tiffany Curtis writes for NerdWallet. Email: tcurtis@nerdwallet.com. The article Debt and Chronic Pain Can Be Connected. Here’s How to Cope originally appeared on NerdWallet.
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At online retailers and at registers these days, you may encounter the option to pay with a service known as “Buy Now Pay Later” (BNPL). It’s another way to pay, that doesn’t rely on credit or debit cards, or even cash. Buy Now Pay Later services provide loans to consumers, letting them pay for something
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Younger consumers are flocking to a new type of payment called Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL), which allows them to pay in installments for things they need and want. According to a July 2021 analysis conducted by Stash of more than 700,000 customers, BNPL usage increased more than four times in the seven months from
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With Covid-19 federal student loan relief scheduled to end on January 31, 2022, you might be wondering what you can do to reduce your student loan payments. One consideration is consolidating your student loans, which can potentially lower your interest rate and the amount you owe each month. But it’s important to know some of
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Decades ago, an engaged couple probably never had to agonize about asking their parents to help pay for their wedding. It was understood that the bride’s parents would pick up the tab in its entirety, from the champagne toast to the favors nobody really wanted. (This was at a time when the only people getting
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There’s nothing more gratifying than graduating from college after four years of hard work. But getting a degree and entering the next phase of your life comes with a whole new set of expectations and responsibilities. Graduation often means starting your first full-time job and getting your first significant paycheck. But that paycheck also comes
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