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Nine insanely easy ways to improve yourself and your finances
Big goals are great, but sometimes it's nice to pluck some low-hanging fruit. Here are nine super easy ways to improve yourself and your finances this year.
Six questions you should ask before you buy anything
Having a big financial IQ is great, but how's your money consciousness? Improve your money management skills simply by asking yourself these six questions before you buy anything.
The secret to saving money during the holidays
Discover how to have your best holiday season yet - without overspending.
Letting go of your money fears in three steps
Nearly two-thirds of Americans say they're worried about being able to pay the bills every month. Here's how you stop worrying and start doing something about it.
There is no such thing as selfless spending
All purchases - big and small, practical and impractical - come from the same place within you. Understanding that place can make an enormous difference in how you spend your money.
Love and marriage and debt
If Shakespeare was around today the saying might be "Love is blind...but not if you have a boatload of debt, in which case love sees that business and needs you to take care of it ASAP."
Where to begin your financial education
Ready to bring financial education to your family, but not sure where to start? Here are some suggestions on how to begin developing your money smarts.
Providing financial programs to veterans and service members
Veterans Day is a chance to salute and honor our servicemembers, past and present. But it's also a chance to recognize the financial struggle some military families face and consider some potential solutions.
Do your children know enough about money?
While math, reading, writing, history, and science are usually a given in school, your child is much less likely to be given much of a formal education on the subject of personal finance. That's why it's your responsibility to make sure they don't fall behind on money matters...
What is financial independence?
Discover what financial independence really means - and how a Debt Management Plan can help you get there!
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