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The Benefits of Investing Your Money
When you invest money, either by purchasing stocks or shares of a company or by buying mutual funds, your money ends up earning its own income…
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Saving Time Is As Good As Saving Money
You’ve heard the old adage “Time is Money” right? It’s not ALWAYS true, but in many cases, it’s absolutely true. When you have a lot on your plate, and something comes along that will save you time, it suddenly becomes worth having….even if it might cost you initially. Recently, I became aware of a company […]
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Decorating Your First Home Without Debt: 6 Ways to Express Yourself For (Almost) Free
Express your personality by decorating your first home with these free or cheap decoration ideas. A little inspiration can go a long way for avoiding debt.
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Debts and Savings: How to Pay and Save at the Same Time
Can you save and pay off debts at the same time? The answer is yes! Find out how you can reduce debt while setting money aside.
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To Renovate or Not? Home Improvement Projects and Their Long-Term Benefits
With a plan for the project and your money, here are the greatest benefits you’ll see in the long run if you decide to take on a home improvement project.
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5 Tips for Setting a Budget And Sticking To It
So you’ve decided to set a budget and get your spending under control. Now, all you need is a plan. We can help you get started, today.
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Kids and Money: How to Teach Children The Value of Cash
Parents want the best for their children. It may be best to teach your young ones about money early on so they can benefit from financial freedom!
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Unexpected Medical Expenses: How You Can Prepare Today
If you’re like most people, you’d say that credit card debt or mortgages are to blame for most of the country’s bankruptcies. But that’s not the case.
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The Best Ways to Save For Home Improvement Projects
Whether you’re renovating for investment purposes or to enjoy life more, home improvements are on the mind of almost all homeowners. Here’s how to save.
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5 Tips for Smart College Spending
Here are 5 ways young adults can wisely handle college spending while hitting the books.