Gun Sales and the American Tragedy

Anyone who has watched the news in the past few years can tell that Americans have a deep love-hate relationship with guns. Since our founding, guns have been a symbol

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Student Loans Are About to Change Under Trump’s New Plan

Ever since President Trump took office back in 2016, his mission has been to cut the budget down as low as it can go. With that, we’ve seen a lot

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5 Ways to Eat Healthy on a Tight Budget

If you’ve spent any time in college, then you know how to eat on a budget. Most of us can think back to Ramen-fueled study sessions and cold leftover pizza

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Overcoming Cost of Living Challenges

Saving money is hard. It’s a reality most Americans have to contend with. In a perfect world, we’d all love to have a nice nest egg in case we need

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5 Tips for Improving Your Credit Score in 2018

One of the biggest financial goals most Americans make revolve around improving their credit scores. Whether we get ourselves into trouble during our early years as an adult, or we’re

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5 Ways to Improve Your Home Heating Costs this Winter

As winter’s icy grip has taken hold of most of the country, you’ve probably already been smacked with your first heating bill of the year. The average American spends up

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The Importance of Living Wills

The one thing we can all agree on about life is how unpredictable it is.  And one day, it will all end.  As we move towards our undeniable fate, there

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Teaching Kids about Financial Responsibility

It happens in a blink of an eye. We spend our childhood getting just about everything we could ask for. Our parents worked very hard to give us a good

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How to Make Sure You’re Financially Prepared for Marriage

Congratulations! You’re engaged and about to go on what should be the greatest adventure of your life! Of course, in your mind, you’re working through all the ways the two

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