Lawsuits are costly procedures, to say the least. You must pay your lawyer's legal fees while the case is being fought in court. Then there is the time factor: some lawsuits take months, even years to reach a verdict. And if you're in an accident ...
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Will Refinancing Save You Money? Here’s How to Tell
Are you considering the best ways to manage your finances while securing reliable financial support options? Lowering loan interest rates can significantly reduce your monthly payments and long-term expenses. Seeking professional advice ensures you ...
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Beware the Four Horsemen of Personal Finance
Reverend Len from the First United Church of Our Lady of Blessed Household Finances is back in his pulpit and I know you all know what that means...
Yep. It's time for another homily for my small but faithful congregation!
I've already showed ...
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Is It Better to Lease a New Car?
'Buying a brand new car is one of the bigger purchases we make -- not quite as big as buying a house, but significant none the less. But many people insist that it's actually better to lease a new car. But is it really?
For many of us, money is ...
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8 Payday Loan Alternatives That Loan Sharks Don’t Want You to Know
When you examine the numbers, it's difficult to deny that payday loans are detrimental to your finances. Yet people use them - despite the fact that there are payday loan alternatives out there. The trouble is, payday loans affect real people with ...
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What Is a Mortgage Broker (and Is One Right for You)?
What is a mortgage broker? In short, a mortgage broker is an independent middleman who finds potential customers for mortgage lenders. The mortgage broker's job is to collect all of the loan documents from a prospective borrower; he then reviews and ...
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7 Financial Literacy Tips for First-Time Credit Card Holders
Filipinos are now more prosperous and eager to spend than ever; they also hunger for financial literacy tips. For their part, Philippine credit card providers have shown themselves ready to address this need. Indeed, credit cards now offer more perks ...
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Why Your Expensive Car Doesn’t Impress Smart People
A reader named Jennifer left a comment on my blog lamenting expensive cars and the sense of entitlement she saw in many people. Here is an excerpt:
I know a woman who is a single mother and hit up her friends for money to replace the engine in her ...
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How to Get a Mortgage with Bad Credit
Are you searching for how to get a mortgage with bad credit? Well ... finding a mortgage when you have a bad credit score is not impossible. However, it usually requires the borrower to make a few concessions, such as paying a higher interest ...
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Dora the Explorer’s Five Easy Steps to Financial Health
When I was little, I loved to watch cartoons. You know, the big ones: Quick Draw McGraw, Ruff & Reddy, Mighty Mouse. OK, so I'm an old guy.
Anyway, in my youth, I did not have any interest in finance, personal or otherwise. That changed in my ...
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Understanding Crypto Debit and Credit Cards
The rise of cryptocurrency has transformed the way we think about money, offering innovative solutions for modern finance. One such solution is the cryptocurrency card, a tool that bridges the gap between digital currencies and everyday transactions. ...
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The 7 Deadly Sins of Personal Finance
I remember going to catechism as a kid and learning about the seven deadly sins. Maybe that's why an old national sin survey, conducted by a Kansas State University team of geographers, caught my attention. The provocative study measured and created ...
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Should I Pay Off My Mortgage Early?
The decision to pay off the mortgage early is always a hotly debated topic. Unfortunately, the question of "should I pay off my mortgage early?" can't be answered easily because everybody's circumstances are different. In fact, there is no right ...
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The Only New Year Resolution That Really Matters
Although 2025 is just getting started, I've already read a plethora of personal finance articles from various experts and self-made suburban millionaires who have been espousing their top new year resolutions.
Of course, all of the usual suspects ...
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How to Refinance a Mortgage In 7 Easy Steps
There is very little difference between getting a mortgage and refinancing it; in fact, the processes are virtually identical. If you've decided that refinancing is right for you, here is a brief overview explaining exactly how to refinance a ...
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8 Practical Mindful Money Management Strategies
Managing money can sometimes feel like a constant battle - especially when it feels like there’s always more month left than money. Many of us are caught in cycles of spending without thinking, overspending on unnecessary things, or making impulse ...
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Behold the Power of Compound Interest!
George Lucas continues to mislead millions of people into believing that the most powerful force in the universe is, well ... the Force. But every successful household CEO knows for a fact that Lucas is dead wrong. That is not surprising at all given ...
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Myths and Facts About Being Declared Insolvent
For many individuals, there is an inordinate fear of the possibility of being insolvent. It often results in anxiety, which can make an individual believe in false information that will make them more anxious. So let's explore some myths and facts ...
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6 Ways to Stop Stressing Out About Money
Right now, at this moment, how much money do you have? Before you answer: does the mere question begin to stress you out? If so, you probably wish you could stop stressing out about money.
Rest assured, you're not alone.
According to the number ...
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Navigating Financial Crunches: Turning Possessions Into Immediate Relief
Life is unpredictable, and financial emergencies can strike when we least expect them. Whether it’s an unexpected car repair, a sudden medical bill, or a pressing home repair, finding quick solutions to cover urgent expenses is essential. While ...
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