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THIS POST MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS. PLEASE SEE MY DISCLOSURES. FOR MORE INFORMATION. Being in debt is not the financial situation you want to be in. Because of this, many people in debt look to pay it off early. But is always the right move? In this article, I’ll walk you through the pros and … Read more
THIS POST MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS. PLEASE SEE MY DISCLOSURES. FOR MORE INFORMATION. Beater cars are a great option if you need reliable transportation and have a limited budget. But buying a cheaper, older car can be tricky. These cars often hide numerous issues that can transform your deal into a disaster. So, how do … Read more
As I’m walking around my home I can tell it’s early summertime. Between the natural deposits from the muddy shoes of a Midwest spring, having over a hundred people walking through my home for a party over Memorial Day weekend, and just life with two teenagers, and two cats, there are many visible spots in … Read more
THIS POST MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS. PLEASE SEE MY DISCLOSURES. FOR MORE INFORMATION. Do you want to know how much $35 dollars an hour is annually? While you could seek out a salary calculator, the math is simple and can be done easily. Assuming you work 40 hours a week, earning $35 an hour means … Read more
Being financially responsible throughout life can lead to less stress and fewer worries. One way to put this into practice is to get thrifty. You can either sell your used items, or buy used from someone else. If you put in some time, you’ll find that being thrifty is an excellent way to save money. … Read more
THIS POST MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS. PLEASE SEE MY DISCLOSURES. FOR MORE INFORMATION. Paying for items upfront can be tough if you are financially constrained. Buy now, pay later apps promise a flexible plan with minimal strings attached. Sounds like a terrific way to manage cash flow, right? Beware – these apps pose some risks. … Read more
Recent studies have shown that a large percentage of young adults under 35 are declining enrollment in employer-provided retirement plans. Considering the economy, it’s understandable that many young adults are finding it impossible to focus on things any further off than paying student loan debt, purchasing a home or vehicle, and getting started in their … Read more
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When you take a big step in your relationship – like getting married – it’s natural to merge your finances together. This is known in the financial world as joint ownership. Joint ownership is very common, especially for spouses or trusted partners. Being joint owners on a checking account, savings account, or home loan is … Read more