Money Matters so Pay Attention!

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You don’t need to be a math genius to handle your money matters and build wealth. It takes a bit of common sense, the will to learn and self control.

Master Your Money: Monthly Budgeting Simplified

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Trying to take control of your spending? Need to start a monthly budget? This ultimate guide reveals a budget optimization strategy you can use right now.

Navigating Interest Rates in a Recession, What Happens, and What Not to Do

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Worried we’re heading towards a recession? We have something to help you through it. Read our dos and don’ts during a recession before you make any moves.

Boost Your Finances: 24 Tips for Low-Income Earners

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Much financial advice is aimed at those making good money leaving the rest of us behind. We want to fix that with 24 financial tips for low-income earners.

The Cost of Materialism: How the Pursuit of Possessions is Holding You Back

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Do you hate your job and your life? Do you have a house full of stuff? Your materialistic lifestyle is killing you.

This is Why I’m Broke: 18 Tough Lessons From Having No Money

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I’ve spent the past 30 years of my life being broke. Sure, I’ve had money, but I wasted it all, then asked myself why I have no money. I went from a single bachelor with his own home and a BMW to a single bachelor living with his brother and a Honda Civic, and I couldn’t be happier.

The Importance of Having an Emergency Fund

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Your future self will you for establishing an emergency fund now. It’s important to set aside emergency savings can help you get in case your home needs an urgent repair or something more serious like unemployment. We will help you figure out how much you need and how to get an emergency fund started.

What to Do with Your Tax Refund: 10 Smart Ways to Spend It

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Did you get a tax refund? Maybe you’re wondering what to do with that tax refund. Learn some smart ways to spend your tax return money.

Budget Categories: Setting Them Up Without Losing Your Sanity

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How detailed do you need to be with budget categories? Do you separate lunch from dinner or lump everything into a few areas? And which method is better?

Get Your Very Own Personal Finance Assistant: Our Trim Review

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Do you ever wish you had a personal assistant to do things like find and cancel old gym memberships you don’t use or to negotiate a lower cable and internet bill for you? Well, now you have one. Read our Trim Review and see how they can go to work for you.

8 Money Tips For Teens So Your Future Self Will Thank You

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If you’re a teenager, you are in a very powerful position. Starting good money habits now will put you ahead for the rest of your life. Here are 8 money tips for teenagers.

Controlling Spending for the Out of Control Person

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Spending money is a hobby for some. But out of control spending has dire consequences. If you want to know how to stop spending money, we’ll show you how.

Do You Need Help Paying Bills? Here’s What to Do This Year

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We are in an unprecedented situation. The coronavirus or COVID-19 is going to significantly impact the world economy, just how bad things are going to be, we can only speculate. But right now, things are already dire for some of you. If you need help paying bills or other forms of financial assistance, we’ve got a comprehensive list of resources.

11 Things You Should Never Pay For

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That old saying that you get what you pay for isn’t always true. Sometimes there is such a thing as a free lunch. Here are 11 things you should never pay for.

How to Save Money: 23 Easy Ways To Start Saving Today

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Do you want to learn how to save money? We have 23 ways to save money that are pretty painless and easy to implement. Ready? Let’s get saving!

The Pink Tax: Understanding and Combatting Unfair Gender Pricing

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Only about half of us pay the pink tax. It’s the extra amount women pay for goods and services that are almost identical to the lower-priced male version.

Our 5 Step Guide to Turbocharge Your Savings for a House Today

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Are you thinking of buying a home? Ideally, you will have at least a 20% down payment. Here are some ways to save for a house fast.

Quicken Alternatives: Financial Software for Streamlined Money Management

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Quicken is no longer the only game in town. This article uncovers 14 Quicken alternatives you can start using today. Simply put,  if you’re searching for exceptional accounting software that integrates into your money management system, you’ll enjoy this post.

Lets Go Thrifting! The Ultimate Guide To Thrifting Success

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I’m obsessed with thrift stores. Walking through one is like exploring a magical treasure trove. You never know what you’re going to find thrifting.

15 Reasons You’re Broke and How To Change It

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Do you seem to never have any money at the end of the month but can’t figure out why? Here are 15 reasons you’re broke and how to change it.

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