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Learning how to save money in college may be the last thing you want to do while you’re, well, already learning in school. But starting responsible spending habits early on can give you a valuable financial head start. Imagine being able to pay off your student loans or other debt right after graduation, or even […]
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Let’s get right down to it – there’s so much to discuss as it relates to finances. Even though we may not want to admit it, we don’t have all the answers. Before the internet and social media, there was a reliance on phone conversations and face-to-face interactions. However, the likelihood of discussing what could
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Finding a real deal can be surprisingly difficult. That’s especially true on Black Friday. Of course, every retailer wants you to think the promotions and specials they advertise are a genuine steal, but these companies have become increasingly skilled at masking market-rate prices as steep discounts. So how can you know if a Black Friday
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As any given couple progresses through the different phases of their relationship, they might come to a point where one partner wants to get married, while the other feels like they should move in together and/or buy a house. These are both incredibly big commitments and each comes with different pros and cons. The right
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Tough conversations with friends can be… well, tough. But often, it’s the topics you avoid bringing up that cause the most damage. For most people, money problems are at the top of that list. Take it from someone who writes about money for a living – personal finance is not the most exciting topic. Beyond
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After so many couples were forced to postpone their weddings in 2020, 2021 is shaping up to be a jam-packed wedding season. For many people that means a calendar filled with memorable weekends – if you can actually afford to attend. Here are some practical ways to stretch your budget, so you don’t have to
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2020 has been an unprecedented and challenging year for many of us. I had my first child this year and it’s difficult coming to terms that her first Christmas just won’t be the big event we’d all love it to be. But one thing I do believe is it’s an opportunity to create a new
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