Money Matters
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Living on less is never easy, but with a little planning and a positive attitude, you should be able to weather most financial storms. So, take a deep breath, relax, and review the following tips that you can help make any setback smooth and (almost) painless.
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Well, sort of. While restricting spending to the limits of a paycheck is the foundation of sound money management, doing it in practice can be extremely difficult.
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Some of us like Country, some like Rock. We all have our personal preferences―but one thing we can agree on…Continue Reading
Perhaps a family of raccoons has taken up residence in that den you never use anymore, or you’ve seen tumbleweeds…Continue Reading
If overwhelming debt is causing you stress, you’re not alone. Millions of Americans suffer from anxiety and depression because of difficulty with their financial obligations.
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Turning eighteen is a significant milestone in many people’s lives. While teenagers may have felt grown-up long before the “Big One-Eight,” now they are legally recognized as adults. Adulthood may bring a mixed bag of feelings of freedom and trepidation.
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We know ―goal setting itself may not be exciting and fun, but it sure helps you to achieve your dreams and ambitions. From funding a vacation or home improvements, to securing a comfortable retirement or a child’s education, planning for goals is vital.
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Now that the world is opening up again, your spending habits are probably changing. Gas expenses may have increased as…Continue Reading
Are you financially healthy? Over the past year, we have been looking at financial fitness in our Twelve Months To Financial Fitness. However, we haven’t talked much about what it means to be financially healthy. This article covers just that.
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As new college graduates, young professionals, and others in their twenties launch their careers, they get bombarded with tempting ways to spend money. For many, handling a more considerable income and “adult” expenses like rent, utilities, and insurance, is a new experience. Now more than ever, money management will be a skill needed to meet future saving and investing goals.
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