22 Dec, 2024
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apcsq1g_2GU   Have you been considering some home remodeling projects but want to choose something that will help you avoid falling into debt? You don’t want to begin a project…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lm54DNwLiQw   Some people are celebrating the prospect of remote and hybrid work plans. It means they will finally be able to work from home. Some people are dreading the…
When you’re ready to upgrade to a nicer home, you usually have to make sure your first house sells. Typically, this means you’ll need to roll up your sleeves and…
Most people work late into life, saving up for retirement along the way. Whether you retire early or late or at a typical age, you probably expect to stop working…
Jobs generate income, which allows us to pay for housing, food, bills, and fun life experiences. Without a job or other source of income, we would have a hard time…

Start Your Emergency Fund Now!

Not everyone is into saving, and that is ok. Not everything is for everyone at the stage of their lives they are in today. However, no matter what financial goals you have in place, you need to be prepared for the worst. Anything can happen at any moment. Most things are slight inconveniences, and some […]

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Unpaid Credit Cards, Now What?

If you’ve missed a credit card payment, your head is probably spinning with all the questions and concerns running through it. What will happen to my credit score? Will my creditors sue? Will I go to jail? Relax. While missing a payment is not ideal, it’s not the end of the world. In this blog […]

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When Should You Touch Your Savings?

Completing a savings goal or just funding your savings does not happen overnight. It’s a process that can take years. There’s usually an end goal in mind, and those goals are typically long-term. Sometimes when you see those savings racked up, you get antsy and want to use them. At what point do you dip […]

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Can You Curb Overspending?

I am not a personal fan of having a budget. Instead, I typically set everything from bills to savings and investments on auto-draft. Whatever is left after my responsibilities are taken care of, I spend on whatever I want. However, with the use of credit cards and not actively checking my card balance, sometimes I […]

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