Millennials Get Angry When You Talk about Retirement

Money can be a touchy subject with millennials. This is the generation that is getting hit the hardest with disabling student debt, low wages, and the recession, which hit right

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How Trump Plans to Crack Down on Drug Companies

One of President Trump’s big promises on the campaign trail was to reform the prescription drug industry. For most Americans, the cost of lifesaving prescription drugs is way too high.

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Why You Should Consider Using Your Tax Refund to Pay Off Debts

We understand the temptation. From the moment you send in your taxes, your mind goes straight into thinking about how you want to spend that money. Did you want to

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5 Money Saving Tips for Buying a Car

Buying a car is a huge step for most people. Whether it’s your first adult car or you regularly seek out new leases every few years, it can be a

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How A Little Financial Spring Cleaning Can Improve Your Bottom Line

Spring often feels like the beginning of a whole new year. After a cold, long winter of being stuck inside with nothing to do, we begin to emerge like bears

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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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10 Steps for Obtaining Financial Freedom in 2018

The New Year is finally here! As the holidays wind down to a close and the earth completes yet another rotation around the sun, we tend to get sentimental about

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10 Ways to Save Money Every Month

Most Americans are interested in ways they can save money every month to pay off debt more quickly or put savings aside for their futures. Here are just ten ways

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10 Easy Ways to Keep More Money in Your Pocket

When you’re already living paycheck to paycheck, it can seem impossible to save money. The usual sites offering financial advice aren’t too useful either with their suggestions for better stock

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