The scenes of the wildfires in Los Angeles, California are scary. I can’t imagine experiencing them first hand. But this is a good reminder, for those of us not directly impacted, that sometimes you may need to evacuate your home in a moment’s notice. In those times, it’s important for you to have a Go […]
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A joint loan is a loan that has more than one borrower. Both parties have access to the loan funds, and they’re equally responsible for repaying the debt. Having a co-borrower could increase your odds of getting approved, which can come in handy if you’re financing a large purchase. In some cases, it might allow
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What if the next 12 months could finally be the year where your efforts pay off, your business thrives, and your life feels balanced for once? If you’re like most financial advisors, you’ve felt the frustration of juggling endless tasks while still wondering if you’re making the impact you dream about. Maybe you’ve hit a
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Using simple and effective ways to boost your savings can help you build a financial cushion. Saving money reduces stress, giving you peace of mind knowing you have funds to fall back on in case of emergencies. By adopting easy saving habits, you can improve your financial health and enjoy a more secure and stable
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Alliant Credit Union has a wide variety of accounts and loans that will allow you to do most of your banking there. It offers a high-yield checking account and a high-yield savings, plus CDs. The checking and savings have decent rates, but the not the highest, and the CD rates are competitive. For loans, it
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If you’re looking to borrow money for a specific purpose, a personal loan or personal line of credit (PLOC) could be worth a look. However, the two financing options differ greatly in how they work, including how to access your money and how to repay it. If you’re thinking about borrowing money, here’s what to
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One of my goals for 2025 is to simplify life by selling a rental property. A key decision in this process is whether to hire a top-tier real estate agent, who charges a higher commission, or opt for an average agent to save on costs. By “top-tier real estate agent,” I’m referring to an agent
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Once-common home features that were previously standard in many houses are now seen as luxury upgrades. The shift is due to rising material costs, changes in construction practices, and increased demand for high-end finishes. As a result, middle-class families may find it harder to afford these upgrades, which can affect their overall quality of life
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When I started working out of college, I had one stream of income. My job. Now that I’m in my forties, with twenty-plus years of work behind me, I have several streams of income. Most of them are passive but none of them are special. And on the internet, there are thousands of “charlatans “experts”
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A no-spend challenge is a way to refresh your spending habits and turn saving into a game. By cutting all nonessential spending for a set period, you can get back on track after overspending, save money toward a goal, pay off debt or simply give your bank account a boost. Coming up with a firm
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Lyft is one of the largest ride-sharing companies in the U.S., offering service in all 50 states. In addition, Lyft also offers bike sharing, motorized scooters and car rentals. The company partners with various hotels, airlines and certain Chase credit cards, and it offers the Lyft Pink membership program, providing plenty of opportunities to earn…
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For introverts who thrive in solitude, finding careers that offer independent work is crucial. These jobs provide the opportunity to work in quiet, solitary environments, enhancing productivity and job satisfaction. It’s important because when introverts are in roles that match their preferences, they can fully utilize their skills and talents, leading to successful and fulfilling
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TurboTax is one of the most trusted tax prep software available. It’s priced based on how much assistance you need and how complicated your taxes are. They have a Do-It-Yourself plan, a Live Assistance plan (that lets you ask a tax pro questions), and a Live Full Support plan where a tax expert will do
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For credit scores that range from 300 to 850, a credit score in the mid to high 600s or above is generally considered good. A score in the high 700s or 800s is considered excellent. About a third of consumers have FICO Scores that fall between 600 and 750—and an additional 48% have a higher
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One of the biggest reasons I was against contributing to a Roth IRA is my belief that most people won’t make more money in retirement than while working. As a result, they’re unlikely to pay a higher tax rate in retirement than during their working years. This belief also assumes that tax rates will stay
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