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Category Archives: Finance
Financial Literacy: Money Lessons
We are back! I hope you had a Happy Easter with family and friends. And even though April is coming to an end, it is still Financial Literacy Month. Gregory Karp of the Chicago Tribune has put together a money … Continue reading
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Tagged budget, credit, credit card, credit report, credit score, debt, emergency fund, finance, financial literacy, interest rate, money, payments, spending
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April is Financial Literacy Month
In a proclamation on March 31st, President Obama explained how important it is to be financially literate and to have access to trustworthy financial services and products. “The financial crisis was fueled by a lack of responsibility from Wall Street … Continue reading
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Tagged debt, debt free, finance, financial education, financial literacy
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How-to Approach Financial Spring Cleaning
With winter gone, and spring in full bloom spring cleaning is on your mind isn’t it? This is what you’ve been waiting for all winter, to clean your entire house from top to bottom. Wait, you don’t do annual spring … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer, Finance
Tagged credit report, credit score, de-clutter, documents, financial goals, financial spring cleaning, insurance
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7 Ways to Save Money During Tax-Filing Season
That dreaded date keeps getting closer and closer with each day that passes. Don’t procrastinate this year with these tips to help you save money during tax-filing season. April 15th is quickly approaching, so why not be prepared and save … Continue reading
Posted in Finance, Saving, Taxes
Tagged free advice, IRS, money saving, retirement, tax advice, tax season, tax-filing, taxes, tips, Turbo Tax
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Valentine’s Day Freebies
Today, we not only celebrate love, but we celebrate the fact that we can score on some awesome freebies! I hope you are able to take advantage of these offers. Everyone loves free stuff so enjoy! 1. If you send … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer, Finance, Holiday Tips, Money Management, Saving
Tagged cookie, coupons, Facebook, free, freebies, IHOP, Kripsy Kreme, love, Marble Slab Creamery, Redbox, Subway, sweet, Taco Bell, Valentine's Day
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Last Minute Budget Friendly Valentine’s Day Gifts
The day is quickly approaching. If you don’t know what day I’m talking about then you are either single or are a really bad valentine. If you have been procrastinating on getting your sweetheart a gift, totally forgot, or feel … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Consumer, Finance, Holiday Tips, Money Management, Saving
Tagged budget friendly, chocolate, coupon, dinner, gifts, last minute, love, picutre, romantic, savings, Valentine, Valentine's Day
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Valentine’s Day Gift Saving Ideas
Valentine’s Day is only a week away, and if you haven’t already gotten your Valentine a gift what are you waiting for?! If money is what is holding you back, not to worry! In her blog “Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Finance, Holiday Tips, Saving, Uncategorized
Tagged budget, candies, chocolate, cooking, experience, flowers, gifts, jewelry, love, partner, price, saving, spa, Valentine, Valentine's Day
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Explore All Of Your Financial Options
You have probably seen the ads on the radio, television and the internet. You may have even received ads in the mail. They refer to payday loans, which can come at a high price. If you are not sure that … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Finance
Tagged bills, borrower, budget, cash advance, credit, credit card, credit counseling, fees, finance, financial help, late fees, lender, loans, payday loan, savings
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Start A Sound Financial Future With Knowing Where You Stand
Online Credit Counseling Living in the US may be an absolute dream come true, but it doesn’t mean that its residents are protected from financial hardships. If you’re a consumer, it doesn’t matter where you live – slipping into debt … Continue reading
ABC’s & FAQ’s of Financial Planning
It’s a fallacy to think you don’t need a financial planner because you don’t have a lot of money. There are some financial planners who will work with people who are just starting out. Planning for your future is one … Continue reading
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Tagged financial planner, financial planning, goals, income, investment, money, retirement
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