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How to Save Money When Shopping for Clothes

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Jill / April 8th, 2015 / 1 Comment

Confession time. I love shopping. While I’m pretty good with saving my money and limiting my spending to needs instead of wants, occasionally I’ll go on an all-out shopping spree. One of the reasons I don’t feel too badly about the occasional shopping spree is that I never pay full price for anything. Really. And you shouldn’t either. These are some of my best tips on how to save money when...

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Are Student Loans Worth It?

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Jill / April 6th, 2015 / No Comments

Are Student Loans Worth It? The topic of student loans is big in the news these days, with some going so far as to call the current state of lending and repayment a “crisis.” That begs the question—are student loans worth it? While the answer to this will vary depending on each individual situation, here are a few factors to help you decide whether or not taking out student loans...

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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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