5 Ways to Stay Cool this Summer Without Blasting the AC

Most people enjoy the summer. It’s a great time where we spend a lot of time outdoors and enjoying the pleasant weather. But sometimes, especially if you live in warmer

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Willing to Go Into Debt to Pay Your Children’s Student Loans?

Parents who pay for their adult children’s expenses, like rent and student loans post graduation is no longer a new concept. According to a survey conducted by Bankrate, half of

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Americans Have a Wake-up Call Coming for their Finances

Many find themselves swamped in debt, and question being able to retire comfortably. An online survey of 1,000 American adults conducted by CreditCards.com has shown that 78% of people are

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How to Fix Your Finances in 30 Days

Managing your finances can be a difficult process and even overwhelming. Many people don’t do it at all, but rather just ‘wing it’ throughout the month. Sadly, that is what

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Multiply Your Interest 25 Times with this New Savings Account

There’s a new sheriff in town when it comes to savings account interest rates. If you’re looking to build up an emergency fund, look no further than Wealthfront, a fintech

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One-Fourth of All Americans Think They’ll Never Be Able to Retire

Times are surely changing in the United States and not for the better. While the economy is roaring back to life after a decade-long recession, it’s not good news for

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5 Ways to Get Through an Emergency Without an Emergency Fund

Life is often strange and unpredictable. All it takes is one single incident to change the course of your life forever. Sadly, most Americans aren’t prepared for any bad things

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Millenials: Do You Have an Emergency Savings Fund?

If you’re a millenial, odds are you’re not ready for a rainy day. According to a new survey of 2,200 US adults conducted by Schwab’s Modern Wealth Survey, a dismal

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7 Rules for Retiring with $1 million in the Bank

We all have a goal of reaching our golden years with enough money in the bank to make it through. The problem is, we don’t know how much money we’ll

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