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At times, we could all use some guidance as we progress through life. Here is a collection of tips, tricks, and useful information to help you when you need it.*
The real cost of carrying a balance on a credit card could be greater than you think. Let's break it down.
Let’s be real: Cable television is expensive! Have you considered cost-effective cable alternatives?
If you've never done it before, creating a budget can sound intimidating. Here are some guidelines to help you get started.
Most personal finance experts agree: The first thing you should do, after meeting basic needs, is to establish an emergency fund.
Credit and debit cards may look similar, but their features and uses are very different. In this post, we explain the differences.
Panic buying right before the holidays could blow your budget. A Christmas Club Account could be the solution.
Financial terms can sometimes make things seem more complex than they are. Don't let the jargon become a barrier to confidently talking about your money and your goals.
Advice that Makes Cents.
At times, we could all use some guidance as we progress through life. Here is a collection of tips, tricks, and useful information to help you when you need it.*
Building a great resumé is actually a lot simpler than it sounds. Here are some tips to help you get started.
A car is often the second largest purchase consumers will make, after a house. These steps will give you firm benchmarks for your cost of purchasing a vehicle.
Odds are, you’ve wondered about one of these age-old questions: Should I tip for this service? And if so, how much? Read on to learn the ins-and-outs of tipping.
Starting a business requires planning, patience, and a lot of paperwork. Here's how to start a business step by step.
As scams evolve, one thing remains the same - the easiest way for a hacker to gain access to your information is by tricking you into sharing it. AI is making this task even more difficult.
Advice that Makes Cents.
At times, we could all use some guidance as we progress through life. Here is a collection of tips, tricks, and useful information to help you when you need it.*
It’s easy to bust the budget at the grocery store. Here are some tips to help you grocery shop on a budget.
It’s understandable why you may be tempted to overspend on your child, but could what you're spending now to harm to your own financial future?
You've lost your wallet, or it's been stolen. Your first instinct is to panic. Resist the urge, instead follow these steps.
If you find yourself constantly looking for ways to save every single penny, you might be overlooking the bigger picture. Let's break it down.
October is the start of the holiday shopping season. Here are some tips to get to the finish line.
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If you've always had cable, it can be scary to abandon ship. Check out these common questions before taking the plunge.
Don't break the bank this summer. We've got you covered with a list of budget-friendly ideas to combat boredom while keeping your savings account intact.
Owning a pet can be a wonderful experience — if you're ready. Here are six factors to consider.
Advice that Makes Cents.
At times, we could all use some guidance as we progress through life. Here is a collection of tips, tricks, and useful information to help you when you need it.*
Choosing a career may feel like a daunting task - These guidelines can help you choose the career that's best for you.
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Here are five key factors that should be considered before deciding how much money you’ll need in retirement.
Buying your first house is an exciting time. Here are some things to consider as you move toward to owning your own home.
When you walk down the wedding aisle, you’re also saying “I do” to a new way of handling your finances. Prepare for a financially happy marriage with these tips.
Estate planning may not be on top of your to-do list, but taking care of some essentials now will make it much easier on your loved ones in the event of your passing.
If you have recently signed up for a high-deductible health plan, you also qualify for a health savings account (HSA). Here is what you need to know.
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