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BLOG | BUDGETING
2 min read | February 8, 2020
The KonMari method was created to provide a step-by-step plan to live in a simplified and organized home while discarding items that don’t spark joy for you. Did you know you can use those same steps to improve your finances?
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BLOG | BUDGETING
2 min read | February 8, 2020
Life can bring many unexpected situations that can derail your monthly budget. It could be a small change that makes your budget a little tight for a few months or a more drastic transition that can leave you a little lost on what to do next.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
2 min read | February 8, 2020
Although I loved the town where I grew up (and still do), I decided to head out on my own. While it’s the best choice I ever made, not everything has gone perfectly. Here are some lessons I’ve learned that might help you live on your own.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
2 min read | February 8, 2020
It’s important to already have credit established as your score can make or break your budget when it comes to buying a house. Before beginning the lending process, know your credit score and what the rates are like in the housing market at the moment.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
4 min read | February 8, 2020
Exploring the world doesn’t have to be a dream — learn how to make it a reasonably affordable reality with some helpful tips.
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BLOG | FRAUD
3 min read | February 8, 2020
We’ve all been there, out to dinner with a group of people when the single check arrives. Only a few years ago, this would mean a collective search for wallets as the bill is divvied up and cash is placed in the center.
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BLOG | BUDGETING
2 min read | January 31, 2020
Life has changed for many of us and we have all had to adapt to doing things differently, including managing our money. The days of going to a branch have changed somewhat for the time being.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 31, 2020
Many financial institutions offer special perks for their student accounts and student credit cards; however, you’ll want to explore which benefits continue after graduation and which terms may change.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 31, 2020
Parking on campus can be limited or nonexistent for students. If you’re going to bring a car to school, parking is something you’ll need to think about ahead of time to avoid expensive tickets and get to class on time.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
4 min read | January 31, 2020
Are you ready for the holidays but your savings account isn’t? Consider a part-time job or side gig to bring in some extra cash! There are plenty of ways to bring in some dough that do not require full-time commitments.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 31, 2020
Textbooks can be a huge expense to an already expensive school year. There are pros of renting instead of buying and vice versa, but there are other options besides those two to save some money.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
2 min read | January 31, 2020
What is Black Friday? Why do we get up before sunrise, get in line (in some states wait in the cold), and spend the morning running through stores to find the best deal possible? Is it really worth it? What is the best way to do it and is it necessary?
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BLOG | BUDGETING
1 min read | January 31, 2020
To most people, sales are a great thing. Everyone likes to save money and sales can help you do just that! But there can be times when sales are not as they seem. Knowing when a sale is right for you takes a well-designed budget and a little introspection.
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BLOG | CREDIT
2 min read | January 31, 2020
Debt has a bad stigma around it. People are afraid of having it, and afraid of admitting they have it, which typically means they don’t know how to deal with it.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
3 min read | January 31, 2020
Everyone talks about financial aid through the FAFSA, but there isn’t a lot of discussion about private student loans — offers that come flooding in as you’re applying to schools. Let’s explore differences between federal and private loans.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
2 min read | March 3, 2019
Eating fancy and impressing guests at a dinner party doesn't have to be expensive. Here are some tips to eat lavishly without spending too much.
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BLOG | CAREER
2 min read | March 3, 2019
Most people compare hourly pay rates or salaries when considering where they want to work. These numbers are important, but they neglect the additional value of benefits offered by an employer.
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BLOG | BUDGETING
2 min read | January 27, 2019
Figuring out how to pay for college can add additional stress for students, and scholarships aren’t always right at our fingertips. Here are some ways you can narrow your search and easily find scholarships that are just right for you.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
1 min read | January 27, 2019
Graduating from college is exciting, but it also comes with the responsibility of making student loan payments. This can seem overwhelming, but we have some tips to help make student loan debt more manageable.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
2 min read | January 27, 2019
In the age of instant gratification, subscription service providers have capitalized on our interests and emotions to provide us with exciting memberships that quietly drain our accounts. Learn how to avoid paying for things you don’t use.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
1 min read | January 27, 2019
Meal prepping is a popular way to eat better and stop spending so much money dining out. I’ve been meal prepping for a few years now, cutting my grocery budget, saving time in the kitchen, and putting extra money into my savings.
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
2 min read | January 27, 2019
Many argue money is the root of all evil while others say there’s a sort of Zen to be found in a life of financial contentment. There are a number of ways you can find satisfaction with your finances that don’t involve earning more money.
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BLOG | BUDGETING
3 min read | January 27, 2019
A lot goes into being smart with your finances, but a good deal of it comes down to spending. Should you use cash or a credit card? Learn a few pros and cons of different ways to pay to help you decide which is the best for you.
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BLOG | CREDIT
2 min read | January 27, 2019
You may be told you’re not approved for a loan because you don’t have a credit history, but the reasoning is not the same as someone who is denied because of poor credit history. And the steps toward approval are quite different.
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