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Male pattern baldness is the most common type of hair loss in men. More than half of all guys will deal with some amount of hair loss by age 50. If you’re among them, you have options. Learn about the best affordable hair loss treatments for male pattern baldness. The post The Best Affordable Hair […]
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You may have heard of coupon, rebate, and micro-saving and investing apps before. But apps specifically geared to the needs of college students give you access to the things you most care about saving money on. Find the best one for your needs. The post The Best Money-Saving Apps for College Students of 2022 appeared
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It’s time to take control of your financial life. By getting your finances under control, you can give yourself a little breathing room in the short term and a chance to get ahead in the long term. These tips can help. The post How to Get Your Finances Under Control – 19 Things to Do
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Student loan debt can be a huge burden that can take decades to pay off. On the bright side, if you’re looking for a way to pay off your student loans faster, there’s an app for that. These are the best apps to help you pay down your student debt faster. The post 9 Apps
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Even healthy people over age 50 often find it harder to find affordable life insurance coverage, but many of the best life insurance companies around offer coverage to people buying life insurance well into their golden years. Learn about the best life insurance companies for people over 50. The post Best Life Insurance Companies for
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Having a dog just makes your life better. But you don’t want your new best friend to cause you serious financial strain. Fortunately, if you use these tips, you can have the best of both worlds: a furry friend and solid financial footing. The post 16 Ways to Save on the Cost of Owning a
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Money-saving challenges gamify your savings plan, making it fun along the way. Plus, some of them add up to real money at the end of the challenge, sometimes to the tune of several thousand dollars. And you can customize these money-saving challenges to suit your budget. The post 21 Money-Saving Challenges to Boost Your Budget
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If you’re in default, you may be wondering if it’s possible to settle your student loans. The short answer is yes. But negotiating a settlement can be difficult. To increase the odds of a positive outcome, it’s best to learn everything you can about this arduous process. The post Can I Settle My Student Loan
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Most student loan borrowing and repayment mistakes deal with misunderstanding what you’re borrowing, how interest works, how to pay off debt quickly, and how to avoid default. Steer clear of these top mistakes to ensure you borrow smartly and don’t end up in over your head. The post 18 Student Loan Mistakes to Avoid appeared
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Just because you can’t afford to give a significant donation to a charity right now doesn’t mean you won’t be able to in the future. Using your estate plan to support your favorite nonprofits has clear financial benefits for those organizations and your heirs. The post How to Leave Money to a Charity in Your
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For consumers willing to look beyond the big providers, there are plenty of ways to get cellphone service and stay connected at a reasonable rate — and you don’t have to give up decent coverage to do it. Here’s how you can save on your cellphone plan. The post 8 Best Cheap Cell Phone Plans
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Receiving an unexpected cash windfall can be exciting. But it’s also likely to change your life, and not necessarily for the better. Learn how to manage a sudden cash infusion and avoid the financial mistakes that newly wealthy lottery winners and heirs often make. The post What to Do With a Windfall of Cash –
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Failing to file a federal tax return can have serious consequences. Ignoring your obligation to file and pay taxes can lead to steep penalties, losing tax refunds you’re entitled to, and other problems. Fortunately, dealing with back taxes isn’t as difficult as it sounds. The post What to Do If You Owe Back Taxes to
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Secondhand stores are fantastic places to shop. From brick-and-mortar locations to apps and websites, they can save you a bundle if you know where to look. But you can save even more if you use these tips to get the lowest prices possible. The post Second-Hand Shopping: How to Save at Thrift Stores and Consignment
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The beauty industry is one of the world’s most polluting. Fortunately, beauty brands are responding to the waste crisis with awesome perks like discounts, rewards points, and free products in exchange for recycling your beauty and personal care waste. These are the programs you need to know about. The post 11 Beauty Recycling Programs That
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Over the summer, food and household supply prices are expected to rise as much as 15%. According to the average American household budget from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the combined expense of food, household operations, and housekeeping supplies was $10,505 in 2019. A 15% jump in that number means the average American household is
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The best frugal tips usually aren’t big, complicated practices, but little tweaks to ordinary things that you do that save a few cents or a dollar each time you do it. You keep doing the same thing you always did, just a bit more efficiently in terms of cost (and often time) just by being
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Most of us work in order to make money so that we can afford our basic needs and some of our wants. We do the job we do for that paycheck. However, your job has expenses: Child care. Transportation. Wardrobe. Food. Travel. De-stressing. All of those are expenses that we face simply by working a
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One key element of my family’s financial turnaround was the idea of a “money-free weekend.” Once every other weekend or so, my family would intentionally spend the time between getting off of work on Friday and returning to work on Monday not spending any money at all (outside of things like paying bills or buying
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I’m a passionate reader, and independent bookstores attract me like a bee to a flower. If I happen to see one, I’m sorely tempted to stop in, wander around, check out the staff recommendations and often walk out the door with two or three books under my arm. Here’s the problem: Between the many books
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