Not all debt is bad. Debt is generally okay whenever it is used to buy something that may increase in value. For example, going into debt can make perfect sense when you're trying to start a business, or expand an existing one. Very few people can ...
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12 Tricks Smart Drivers Use to Save on Gas
It's no secret that fuel is expensive. You're probably spending a fortune on gas compared to the rest of your living expenses. It's also no secret that gasoline price hikes seem to occur far more often than price rollbacks - and getting stuck in ...
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6 No-Nonsense Ideas for Earning Passive Income
It really sounds good to the ear when you listen to someone talking about ideas that allow you to make money without grinding from 9 to 5. After all, earning a stable passive income is a strategy used by many successful millionaires.
With passive ...
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The 5 Biggest Mortgage Mistakes a Home Buyer Can Make
A mortgage is often the single biggest loan someone obtains in his or her lifetime, typically costing tens of thousands of dollars in interest alone. Therefore it's especially important to avoid some of the key mistakes that many home buyers make ...
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What to Consider Before Closing a Deal on a Vacation Home
As you work to become more financially secure, leisure time might feel more precious than ever. This is why many professionals choose to purchase their own slice of paradise: a vacation home.
Whether this is a new idea for you or you've been ...
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Shocking! 10 Everyday Items That Are More Expensive Than Gasoline
I drove by the corner gas station today, as I do everyday on my way home from work, and I couldn't help but notice that the price of gasoline rose another few cents over the weekend. This time the sign was unapologetically advertising a price of ...
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Black Coffee: Blowing Hot and Cold
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Welcome to another rousing edition of Black Coffee, your off-beat weekly round-up of what's been going on in the world of money and personal finance.
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These 4 Financial New Year’s Resolutions Are Actually Sustainable
One of the things that sets the human race apart from other species is our ability to learn by looking back at the past. But by this logic, New Year's resolutions should have long ceased to exist. After all, most people make enthusiastic New Year's ...
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How To Avoid Fees On Your Cash App
Cash App is the name of a popular mobile payment service that lets you send money electronically to friends and family with just a smartphone. The Cash App is free and accepts debit cards, credit cards and bitcoin. Acclaimed by many, this app has ...
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Grandfather Says: The Miracle of Birth
Grandfather used to ask God to help him with this or that.
He says he hasn't done that for quite awhile now, but he is moved to thank God when one of His gifts comes Grandfather's way.
The miracle of birth is one of those gifts. For ...
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The Pros and Cons of Selling a Structured Settlement
If you tell me that you have recently been awarded a structured settlement, I automatically know at least a couple of things about you:
You've made it through a trying time. Settlements are awarded to plaintiffs in lawsuits, often after they've ...
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Study: Americans More Likely to Save for Vacation than for Retirement
Although Americans are criticized for putting work above all else, so much so that half of those in the workforce aren't using all their vacation days, a new NerdWallet study suggests that we are prioritizing getaways -- but it may be at the expense ...
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5 Common Mistakes You Need to Avoid as a Beginner Forex Trader
With a low entrance threshold, the foreign currency exchange (forex) market is among the most inclusive day trading marketplaces on the planet. In fact, the forex markets draw a lot of novice traders since the entrance restrictions are so low; this ...
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How to Invest in the Best Cryptocurrency Exchanges
Ten years ago now, people had no idea that cryptocurrencies would transform into a prosperous financial market. Bitcoin, the first-ever cryptocurrency, was developed to revolutionize the current financial system. It gave rise to thousands of altcoins ...
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What’s an Emphyteutic Lease? (And Why You May Want to Avoid One)
The other day the Honeybee and I were watching the two-millionth episode of House Hunters when the featured owners of a condo who were trying to sell their place got some chilling news from their real estate agent: First, their outdated kitchen's ...
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Black Coffee: The Back Scratching Continues
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Why Personal Responsibility Is the Key to Success
Nothing is easier in life than to blame the other guy when we encounter problems. That's because it takes real courage and integrity to look inward and take responsibility for all of the troubles that are a direct result of our own making. When we ...
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What You Should Really Know About Credit Cards
Rifling through your wallet, you're likely to find an array of cards you might use for spending on certain products. Your main debit card is likely to be for regular shopping, such as for groceries, rent and utility bills. As for more peripheral ...
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6 Things That Are Better to Buy Than Rent
I recently wrote a post here that highlighted things that are better to rent than buy. Now it's time to flip it and reverse, a la Missy Elliot. Here are a few items for which you should always shell out full price -- even if you don't want ...
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My Peanut Butter Taste Test: What 8 Choosy Mothers Really Chose
Before the average American kid gets his high school diploma he or she will supposedly eat 1500 peanut butter sandwiches. That being said, most Americans' passion for peanut butter doesn't stop after childhood.
And in case you're wondering, a ...
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