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How to Lower the Chances of Bankruptcy as a Personal Business Owner

Business / By Tim McMahon / 3 minutes of reading

Business owners know that maintaining profitability requires attention to detail. Creating a reputable brand, implementing efficient operations, training an effective workforce and maintaining high quality are just a few tasks that you must keep track of. Because events are constantly changing, downturns and even bankruptcy is possible if you don’t […]

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How to Handle Medical Bill Debt

Debt / By Contributing Author / 3 minutes of reading

You may be one health crisis away from a financial disaster. The rising costs of medical care can leave you having to decide between paying your medical bills and buying food. Here are some of the ways that you can handle medical debt that you can’t really afford. But before

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The Costs of Moving: 4 Thrifty Tips to Keep Your Next Move Cheap

Articles / By Contributing Author / 3 minutes of reading

Moving from one place to another can be an exciting time in your life. At the same time, it can bring on some extreme feelings of anxiety, particularly when it comes to expenses. However, moving does not need to take a big chunk out of your family budget. Continue reading

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How Smart Entrepreneurs Manage and Insure Their Assets

Business / By Contributing Author / 3 minutes of reading

Strong entrepreneurship requires one to have a variety of different skill-sets. It necessitates natural leadership and teamwork skills. It also calls for strong asset management abilities. If you’re a driven entrepreneur who wants to be able to handle all of your assets with intelligence and confidence, then there are various

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The Average Mortgage Credit Score Is 754: How to Make Sure Yours Is Good Enough

News / By Tim McMahon / 3 minutes of reading

If you are in the market to purchase a home, then you’ve definitely heard the term “credit score.” What exactly is a credit score? In short, your credit score is a numerical representation of the likelihood that you will pay your bills. This number is used by nearly every company

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Frugal Finance: 5 Thrifty Tips to Lower Your Family’s Expenses

Saving / By Tim McMahon / 3 minutes of reading

A common problem many people notice is that their household expenses over time gradually begin to creep up. Not only is the cost of living going up, but we slowly begin tacking on unnecessary expenses. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t save money. 1. Drive Less The average household

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6 Budgeting Pointers to Get Your Finances Back on Track

Money and Banking / By Contributing Author / 4 minutes of reading

Money problems are one of the major things that people stress about. Living paycheck-to-paycheck with debt hanging over your head is very difficult (and stressful). Fortunately, there are things that you can do in order to get your finances back on track. 1) Keep Track of Your Spending Many people

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What Impact Does Divorce Have on Your Finances?

Money and Banking / By Tim McMahon / 3 minutes of reading

In a dual income household, divorce essentially reduces your income in half. This can have a devastating impact on your financial future. According to Marripedia, “Economically, women suffer more from divorce than men. Though child support helps a woman avoid poverty after divorce, it does not help as much as

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How to Check Your Credit Score Before Applying for a Mortgage

Credit / By Contributing Author / 4 minutes of reading

A good credit score is a must-have for many things in modern society. The most obvious is that it can make the mortgage application process go a lot more smoothly. If you aren’t ready to buy yet, it can make renting a comfortable apartment a lot easier as well. One

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Rising Responsibility: 3 Signs You’re Ready to Take on a Mortgage

Mortgage / By Contributing Author / 3 minutes of reading

Many people dream of being a homeowner. After years of paying rent, you might salivate at the opportunity of calling the shots. However, you can’t just buy a house and call it a day. Most likely, you’ll have to take a mortgage that you slowly pay off. Here are three

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