You work really hard, so it’s important to stop every once and a while to relax and recharge on a vacation with family or friends. But if you are also trying to pay off debt, taking a trip can bring up feelings of guilt about spending money. Plus, while you’re on vacation, it can be
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Almost everyone could use some help with financial education from time to time. It’s especially important for young people who are just learning to manage money. For teens, creating and using a simple budget is a key “Personal Finance 101” skill that will benefit them throughout life. Why budgeting is important The thought of budgeting
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We firmly believe that debt settlement can change people’s lives for the better—and we’re not the only ones. Take a look at this summary of a 2017 study by the American Fair Credit Council (AFCC), which shows how debt settlement could be a better solution for people struggling with significant amounts of debt. This analysis
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Have you ever avoided your mailbox because you don’t want to deal with your credit card bills? Do you feel anxious when someone brings up the topic of money around you? Does the thought of balancing your checkbook make your stomach turn? If so, you may suffer from a mild version of financial phobia. Financial
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No matter the current status of your finances, there’s always room for improvement. It’s common for people to change their long term financial plan as they get closer to retirement, but it’s also important to revise your financial strategy in the short term to help address current concerns or reach new goals in the new
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Money is about more than the dollars in a bank account—it’s about emotions. Think about how an unexpected medical bill or a car repair might make someone feel panicked, embarrassed, or depressed. If you know someone who is dealing with stressful finances, you might feel helpless in watching them struggle. Talking about someone else’s financial debt is
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If you’ve ever applied for a mortgage or loan, you may have heard the term debt to income ratio. But you may not have learned what it really means, let alone how to calculate it or how it has to do with the rest of your finances. Debt to income ratio might sound like an
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Tis the season … to not overspend. As the festivities begin, it’s easy to be merry and want to bring joy by being a giver of gifts. In fact, the average American consumer will spend $935 these upcoming holidays. That’s a lot of presents! However, if you keep your presence of mind, you’ll be able
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You already know it’s not good for your budget if you go to a concert or the movies every day, but how often do you indulge at home when it comes to music, music and television?Are you paying more than you think to enable frequent weekends of binge-watching the newest season of your favorite shows?
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Whether you’re a financial expert or just starting to learn about personal finance, managing your money can be hard. How is your credit score calculated? How important is it? These tips could help answer those questions and help you improve your financial well-being.* 1. Make a Budget Evaluating your financial situation is the best way
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It’s hard enough to be in heavy debt. But if you’ve fallen behind and creditors or debt collection agencies are calling you at home or work, your stress levels could be at an all-time high. You might feel confused, angry, or even guilty about these calls. But have you ever considered that your creditors might
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Debt payoff is a great goal—whether it’s student loans or credit cards, eliminating what you owe can help you feel free. Any effort to pay off debt is worth the work, yet some types of repayment might make your debt problem worse. As you take control of your debt, learn the repayment tactics to avoid
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