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Creative Ways to Pay Off Your Student Loans

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Jill / April 3rd, 2015 / 2 Comments

Ahh, student loans. If you have them, you’re not alone—40 million other Americans are shouldering an average of $28,400 in student loan debt. But like any debt, too much isn’t a good thing, so paying them off as soon as possible is a worthy goal. A quick way to help you now is to compare student loan rates so you can refinance with the best consolidation offer. Most of us know that...

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Simple Ways to Save Money Without Sacrifice

James Hendrickson / March 19th, 2015 / No Comments

The recession forced many people to look at their expenditure. Some became under real pressure as unemployment figures soared. They have come down in the USA to prerecession levels but there are still some worrying statistics. Credit card debt is rising once more at a time when the lessons of the recession should still be fresh in everyone’s mind. It makes more sense to consolidate and look at...

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3 Shortcuts for Saving Money Fast

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Taylor / March 19th, 2015 / 3 Comments

Admit it, you’ve wondered: “How do other people save money so quickly? And why do I save money at a snail’s pace?” Don’t worry, I used to ask myself the same question. It was tough for me to find the willpower to aggressively save money quickly when I enjoyed overspending. But saving is a learned skill that we can all master by making some sacrifices. And here are three...

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What to Expect If Your Bank Fails

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Taylor / March 19th, 2015 / No Comments

Have you ever considered what happens to your money if your bank fails? Before the financial crisis, the idea of a bank ceasing to exist was probably the furthest thing from your mind. But it’s happened to me before. I used to bank with Wachovia and when it fell my accounts were seamlessly transformed to Wells Fargo. But what exactly happens during the transfer? And do you get access to all of...

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