Financially Struggling Baby Boomers Common

When we talk about debt in the United States, and how total household debt is at its highest level of all time ($13.2 trillion), it’s easy to think, “Those darn

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5 Ways to Save More Money this Year

The secret to saving money is knowing how to spend it wisely. If you want to have a few extra bucks saved in your account for rainy days, for that

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Looking for a Great Deal on a Vehicle? Check the Used Lot

Right now, you might be thinking it’s a precarious time to buy a vehicle, but it’s time for an upgrade. What should you do? With auto loan rates rising, it

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Americans are fascinated by the British royal family. To us, they are superstars and we follow them and their lives as closely as any other famous person. On November 27th,

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Americans Are Still Struggling to Afford Basic Needs

Early last week, the United Way released a staggering report about the condition of the average American family. In it, it was revealed that 51 million households in the United

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Trump Says Trade War Off; China to Invest Heavily in U.S. Agriculture

We’ve extensively covered all the news going down between China and the U.S. A trade war between the two economic superpowers is not a good idea for anyone. China knows

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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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Too Many Americans Are Living on the Edge

As we continue to recover from the last recession, there’s a lot of optimism for the future. We see unemployment numbers going down and the economy buzzing. While optimism is

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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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