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BLOG | FRAUD
2 min read | February 7, 2021
Many people can't visit rental properties before deciding where they want to live. This paves the way for scam artists to try to steal your money and possibly leave you without a place to stay. Learn about scams and tips to spot fraud.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
3 min read | February 7, 2021
Many students are unsure of the differences between student loans, scholarships, and grants, or when or if they require repayment. Understanding the facts will help you make wise decisions during college and save money after graduation.
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BLOG | FRAUD
1 min read | February 7, 2021
Creating a new username and password for every account with a login can feel daunting at times. The simplicity of having one username and password sounds great to us as consumers; however, does that leave us more susceptible to scammers and hackers?
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BLOG | BUDGETING
3 min read | February 7, 2021
Have you started saving for your child’s education? It's never too early to start saving. There are plans and programs to help prepare for the cost of higher education, some of which even offer assistance with college expenses or tuition.
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BLOG | FRAUD
3 min read | February 7, 2021
Fraud comes in many forms, and one of those forms now includes text messaging or smishing, when a scammer aims to steal personal information through text messages. Learn to recognize a suspicious text message and protect your identity.
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BLOG | INVESTING
2 min read | February 2, 2021
Time and compound interest are two peas in a pod. Let’s break down what compound interest is and the positive relationship that it can have with time.
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BLOG | CREDIT
4 min read | February 2, 2021
WalletHub projects there will 1.25 billion credit card holders in 2023. Most adults apply for a card at some point, so it’s important to know what to look for. Learn about features that affect the usefulness and the cost of a credit card.
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BLOG | BUDGETING
1 min read | February 2, 2021
Summer means cookouts, swimming, vacations, and so much more! And that means spending money. If your budget is getting stretched because of your summer-fun spending, take advantage of another great summer tradition: garage sales!
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BLOG | INVESTING
2 min read | February 1, 2021
Cryptocurrency as an investment is a highly contentious subject. The crypto bulls (people who think crypto is valuable) will tell you that bitcoin and ethereum are great and everyone should invest.
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BLOG | INVESTING
3 min read | February 1, 2021
The year 2021 has been a tumultuous year for cryptocurrency as a whole. Bitcoin specifically has seen a record high cut in half, within 2 months. Many investors are questioning if Bitcoin is the currency of the future.
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BLOG | INVESTING
2 min read | February 1, 2021
The stock market has been a hot topic of discussion lately. It has been in the news, on social media, and even the popular app Tiktok has had several viral videos about it.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
1 min read | February 1, 2021
Every year in college, I moved into a new apartment with new people, allowing me to play around with different impacts on my budget. If you’re looking for a new place to rent — or even buy — learn about things often overlooked!
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BLOG | CREDIT
3 min read | February 1, 2021
Have you heard people talking about being an authorized user/signer on a credit card, but you are unsure of what that means? Are you curious about how it can affect your credit or future loan applications?
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BLOG | CREDIT
4 min read | February 1, 2021
Your credit report grows and changes over time based on the financial decisions you make. This is why it’s important everyone understands what makes up a credit report and knows how to analyze theirs.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
1 min read | February 1, 2021
Have you received a student loan refund check or deposit to your account? If you have, this usually means that the cost of your tuition, fees, and room and board was less than your accepted federal aid amount.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
1 min read | February 1, 2021
Walking onto campus for the first time as a student can be intimidating. You don’t want to get overwhelmed with all the new areas to explore, so here are some tips for connecting with helpful resources on campus.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
3 min read | February 1, 2021
How we feel determines how we organize the clutter in our lives, including our homes and even our finances. Learning to address our emotions will help to keep our homes — and finances — in order.
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BLOG | CAREER
2 min read | February 1, 2021
There are several factors that can impact how much you receive in each paycheck and how much money you’ll have to work with after paying bills. Let’s dig into a few things to keep in mind when comparing compensation and job opportunities.
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BLOG | CREDIT
2 min read | February 1, 2021
Mistakes or inaccurate information in your credit report could hinder your approval or result in higher costs. The sooner you know if there are mistakes in your report, the sooner you will be able to begin the dispute process.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
3 min read | February 1, 2021
Learn about the benefits and what kinds of aid you may be eligible to receive through the FAFSA. We’ll also break down ways you can apply for student aid and deadlines to bear in mind, so you don’t miss this money-saving opportunity.
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BLOG | CAREER
2 min read | February 1, 2021
Finding the right fit in a career extends further than securing competitive pay and great benefits. With the amount of time you spend at work, it’s necessary to ensure you find a place where you are comfortable being your true self.
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BLOG | CAREER
1 min read | February 1, 2021
According to Researcher Andrew Naber, the average person spends one third of their life at work. This translates to 90,000 hours spent working over a lifetime. So, finding the right fit in a career extends further than competitive pay and great benefits.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | February 1, 2021
As the cost of college continues to rise, scholarships play an increasingly important role. By narrowing the search criteria, you can find ones that are tailored to your individuality, increasing your chances of landing some assistance.
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BLOG | BUDGETING
2 min read | February 1, 2021
If you don’t have a grocery budget, it’s easy to overspend. Instead of spending extra money at the store, learn how to develop a grocery budget that works for you and your family. Hopefully, you’ll also help your savings grow a little.
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