Credit is something that affects every one of us but how many of us actually know how it works? Before embarking on a journey to a good score it helps to understand what credit is and what it tells banks about your financial history.
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The first step to getting a hold on your finances is understanding all the key terms associated with borrowing, loans, credit and debt. Even the simplest terms deserve a little more attention when it comes to understanding your finances.
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You are bombarded by the term constantly when logging into your online banking, but what does debt consolidation actually mean, and is it a good thing?
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The last year has been a tough one for everyone. COVID-19 has upended normal life for everyone, especially those struggling to make ends meet already. So what lessons can we take away from this unusual ordeal?
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If you are getting your finances together or planning some home renovations you may consider taking out a personal loan. Don’t be afraid! A personal loan can be a great move under certain circumstances — here are a few.
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As the pandemic rages on Americans will get another, albeit smaller, stimulus check. What should you do with this sudden $600 payment?
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2020 has been a bit of a rough one. Heading into a new year is giving many a sense of hope in the future. Take this new year reset as an opportunity to start getting your financials in order.
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2020 has been a tough year for everyone. When stressed, each one of us has a different thing that will make us feel better. For many that is shopping.
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You’ve finally found the perfect home, now comes the next step - moving. Moving doesn’t have to be stressful or costly. Here are a few tips to avoiding spending too much.
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Tis the season for giving - and buying! With more people shopping online than ever before there are also more scammers. What should you look out for to keep your finances safe this holiday season?
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2020 has been anything but predictable and making a big financial move seems scarier when the world is in disarray. Is it even wise to buy a new home this year?
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Financial stability looks different for every person. It’s not necessarily measurable. It can mean you have a lot in the bank or it can mean you have great persistent habits and you are making real positive change. What would you consider financial stability to be?
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As the end of the year approaches so does the holiday season. How will the 2020 holiday shopping season look? Will we even leave the house?
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Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic contactless payments have become the best way to buy goods without making any more physical contact than necessary. While this isn’t a big departure for many of us some are left trying to acclimate in a cash-free world.
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Congrats! You’ve paid off a credit card. Aside from celebrating (which you should) you will also want to do a couple of other things to make sure you keep that zero balance.
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If you are feeling uneasy about your finances right now you are not alone. A few simple moves can get you going in the right direction and give you a little more clarity to tackle the uncertainty ahead.
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Back to school time can always be a strain on your wallet. But what about this year when many districts don’t know if students will be learning online or in person?
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2020 has been a year unlike any other. With rampant economic instability and employment uncertainty managing your money has never been more important.
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The economy has been in a tailspin over the last few months, which has everyone feeling unsteady. But good or bad, your home may need repairs and you may not be able to wait.
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You look in the mail and see a letter from the IRS - they have an issue with your last filing and need you to prove your expenses and income. Can you find those documents easily?
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