Coffee is something a lot of us drink every single day. While it can provide a nice boost during a long work day, purchasing one or more cups of coffee every day can seriously hurt your bank account. It may not seem like it at the time, but these ...
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3 Ways To Quickly Bulk Up Your Retirement Savings
It's no secret that building up a retirement savings account is key to sustaining a high quality of life during your golden years. Sure, it's essential to have money for the bare necessities now -- as well as the not-so-bare necessities -- but don't ...
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How You Can Finally Finance That Full-Home Remodel
You have lived in your house for years, and the worn kitchen counters, rickety doors, and sagging front porch are starting to get to you. A home remodel is the obvious answer to this problem, but that can get pricey. Even a simple window replacement ...
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5 Steps to Setting a Successful Fall Shopping Budget
Fall is upon us, and with the colder weather comes the need to bring out the sweaters and jackets. It's also a time when the majority of people enjoy purchasing new cold weather clothing. In doing this, some people tend to go a little overboard and ...
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Should You Consider A Pre-Settlement Loan In a Personal Injury Case?
Entering a personal injury case can be full of uncertainties, especially when it comes to your finance future. Lawsuits can drag on for years, so it is certainly tempting to take a payment in the meantime. Pre-settlement lawsuit loans are there to ...
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Report: Trump Mulling Estate Tax Cut to Wealthy Americans
President Trump is considering abandoning some previously-decided on tax cuts for wealthy Americans.
Earlier this year, and throughout his campaign, the Trump Administration promised wealthy Americans that they would introduce US estate tax cuts ...
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California Internet Privacy Bill Dies In Final Moments of Discussion
In recent years there has been a heated debate about how exactly -- and who exactly -- should regulate the Internet. Should it be treated like a public utility, a commodity, or a private service? Further complicating this question is the fact that ...
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4 Essential Tips for Increasing the Security of Your Business
According to a report by the National Association of Small Businesses, the top three challenges of running a business are economic uncertainty, the cost of health insurance benefits, and a decline in customer spending. However, with the rise in ...
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3 Eco-Friendly Home Improvements That Will Actually Save You Money
Many people seem to be under the impression that most products intended to be energy-efficient actually cost more money to purchase than the product saves over time. However, if shoppers want to genuinely save some money on their eco-friendly ...
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US Economy Strong in July Despite Construction Industry Shortcomings
The American economy is doing pretty well this summer.
According to a new government report on the state of the economy, the country added a whopping 209,000 jobs in July. This is higher than the estimated 183,000 economists had predicted to ...
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Millennials Aren’t Using Credit Cards, But Experts Think They Should
Seven in ten Americans have at least a single credit card in their name. Often times they have more, but most have at least one.
However, this doesn't apply to all generations equally, and once again Millennials are the exception to the rule. ...
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How To Enjoy Your 20s — and Save Money While You’re At It
If you're like many Millennials, you probably suffer from a severe case of FOMO (fear of missing out) because, well ... everybody knows YOLO (you only live once). As a result, you might treat yourself to expensive trips, or nights on the town, ...
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30 Hospitals Lost CEOs In the Last Six Months and Here’s Why
Employee retention is one of the biggest issues in the healthcare industry, particularly at the executive level, and many hospitals are struggling to keep their staff on board. This has only increased in recent years with the changes to medical care ...
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How New Home Crowdfunding Path May Let Millennials Live the American Dream
American Millennials are making the news once again. This time, it's because the demographic as a whole can't afford to purchase homes.
According to a recent survey by Apartment list, a staggering 80% of Millennials, those born between the years ...
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Outdoor Living: What to Consider When Buying a Family Vacation Home
No matter where your family lives, there is no arguing that natural spaces are often more appealing. Fresh air, sprawling lakes, and abundant wildlife offer an escape from everyday distractions, so it's no wonder that 37% of families say that ...
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The Single Parent’s Guide To Buying the Right Home
Single parents can have a rough time getting a home loan, but moving out of a smaller dwelling into a larger one can be vital to keep the family happy and give everyone the space they need.
All around the web there are stories of parents, ...
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