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Kailey Hagen

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Kailey is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® Professional and has been writing about finance, including credit cards, banking, insurance, and retirement, since 2013. Her advice has been featured in major personal finance publications.

Open Enrollment 2021: 7 Ways to Save Money on Healthcare Next Year
7 Ways to Save Money on Healthcare

January 28, 2026

Healthcare bills aren't set in stone. Here are seven ways you could reduce your healthcare costs.

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Reducing Expenses During a Sudden Financial Hardship
Reducing Expenses During a Sudden Financial Hardship

January 19, 2026

Struggling to keep up with your debt payments? A financial hardship assistance program could be just what you need.

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9 Amazing Ways to Save $300 Every Month
9 Amazing Ways to Save $300 Every Month

January 19, 2026

Obeying these 9 budget rules can help you save $300 a month – or more!…

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Can't pay rent
What if I Can’t Pay My Rent?

February 9, 2026

Falling behind on rent isn't a one-way ticket to eviction. Know your rights, and learn your options.

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60% of Americans Aren’t Saving Enough for Retirement
60% of Americans Aren’t Saving Enough for Retirement

January 25, 2026

You may be behind on retirement savings now, but it doesn't have to be that way forever.

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The Best Financial Tips We Learned from Our Dads
The Best Financial Tips We Learned from Our Dads

February 9, 2026

For many of us, our introduction to financial health and planning came from our dad…

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What Happens To Credit Card Debt When You Die
What Happens to Unpaid Credit Card Debt After 7 Years? Your Complete 2025 Guide

February 1, 2026

Unpaid credit card debt may fall off your credit report in 7 years, but you may still have to pay it. Find out what your rights are.

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Authorized Users Are Not on the Hook for Unpaid Credit Card Debt
Authorized Users Are Not on the Hook for Unpaid Credit Card Debt

January 28, 2026

Authorized users aren’t on the hook if the account holder dies or defaults. Don’t fall for debt collectors’ scare tactics.

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