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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The Recession Has Caused Millennials to Make Retirement Saving Mistakes

When you grow up during a time of turmoil, it can distort your thinking to the point of learning not to trust a certain institution…or you might get bit! Can

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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 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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1 in 4 Americans Won’t Take a Vacation this Year

After the brutally cold and snow winter, the days are finally getting longer and the warm weather is making its gradual return. As Memorial Day creeps up on us, so

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The Real Cost of Pet Ownership

It’s spring! When spring hits, it tends to bring about a renewed interest in pet ownership. New kittens and puppies are being born, and who doesn’t like baby animals? Raising

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Amazon surprised investors on Thursday by announcing that they’ve more than doubled their first quarter profits compared to what they pulled in the first quarter of 2017. The experts expected

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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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