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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | February 8, 2021
Tuition reimbursement is becoming a popular benefit for companies across the country to offer employees. Tuition reimbursement may be offered by a company as a competitive way to attract and retain employees and improve staff skill sets.
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BLOG | CAREER
1 min read | February 8, 2021
Career choices are big decisions. What happens if you start a new career, and it just isn’t for you? While you consider your options, maybe the flexibility of a job in the gig economy is right for you.
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BLOG | CREDIT
2 min read | February 8, 2021
A payday advance, also known as payday loan, cash advance, or check advance loan is a short-term, high-interest loan that a consumer can apply for when they’re in a financial pinch. It may sound simple, but the cycle could be dangerous.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
3 min read | February 7, 2021
If you’re like many college students, this is the first time you’re in charge of your own money and finances. All that can mean one thing: stress. Try some tips to help you juggle the workload and keep a handle on financial stress.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | February 7, 2021
College students have a lot to learn while in school. From academic subjects like math, to softer skills like nailing an interview, lessons can involve experience both in and out of the classroom. Filing taxes is rarely covered in either setting.
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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 | 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
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 | CREDIT
3 min read | February 7, 2021
Credit card offers are virtually everywhere! Many of us receive them in the mail or are asked if we’d like to open one when we visit our favorite store or financial institution.
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BLOG | BUDGETING
2 min read | February 7, 2021
Changes in our behaviors — like spending more time at home or being so busy with school or work that we don’t have time to plan — can impact our spending. One of these changes could be the use of monthly subscription and delivery services.
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BLOG | CREDIT
2 min read | February 7, 2021
One of the biggest purchases you will ever make will be your first home. It will be exciting, stressful, and joyful at the same time. When you decide you’re ready to make this leap, make sure you’re prepared and making the right choice.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
2 min read | February 7, 2021
As you accumulate belongings with any significant value, it becomes worthwhile to consider purchasing renter’s insurance or dorm insurance. Considering how inexpensive the policies generally are, it’s most likely a no-brainer.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
2 min read | February 7, 2021
Are you ready for tax season? Did your income change this year? If you received unemployment, changed jobs, or got a raise, your filing may look different. Knowing the difference between taxable and nontaxable income can help you prepare.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | February 7, 2021
Higher education is an investment in your future and the government recognizes this. Tax credits and deductions can lighten the load a little and make college more affordable. Figure out which credits and deductions work best for you.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
3 min read | February 7, 2021
Taking out student loans to pay for college is a given for many Americans. Borrowing money that doesn’t require immediate payments can feel abstract, so many students don’t worry about the effect loans have on their future until graduation.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
3 min read | February 7, 2021
Most students aren’t aware of their college’s Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements and end up paying the price. To avoid simple mistakes from happening to you, review these tips to stay on track to receive your financial aid.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
2 min read | February 7, 2021
While being at home can be monotonous, it might be fun to give yourself something to look forward to and focus on! Maybe now is the time to start planning for the vacation that you have always dreamed of experiencing.
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BLOG | BUDGETING
2 min read | February 7, 2021
As humans, we are creatures of habit. We have habits, rituals and routines we practice and move through each day. These rituals can be so engrained in our minds that we may even feel as though we are on autopilot as the days go by.
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BLOG | BUDGETING
3 min read | February 7, 2021
Paying down debt can be a long process that can leave you feeling defeated. Sometimes, all it takes is finding a method that aligns with your personality and goals to succeed. Try one of these inspiring methods to pay off your debt!
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BLOG | BUDGETING
2 min read | February 7, 2021
With refunds from financial aid, student loans, or scholarships, you might receive a lump of cash. This can be exciting — and it can increase temptations to go on a bit of a shopping spree. But take a breath before you spend it.
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BLOG | BUDGETING
3 min read | February 7, 2021
For many people, summer means getting into shape. It’s also a good time to start cutting your financial excess too. Luckily, there are steps you can take to keep your budget from bulging and get ahead of your spending.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
2 min read | February 7, 2021
Do you have a bucket list of things you want to try? There are many inexpensive things to do in Michigan that can easily be adapted as solo or group activities. Check out some fun ideas.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
2 min read | February 7, 2021
Getting a new car can be fun, but the process of finding the right one and deciding between loan options can feel overwhelming. By taking some easy steps up front, you can make the rest of the experience run smoothly.
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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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