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How to Save Money with Comparison Shopping
Research shows that prices can vary for all types of products, so if you're not comparison shopping you may be wasting quite a bit of money. Fortunately, effective comparison shopping is easier than ever. Just follow these basic tips to always find the best deal.
Clear away the clutter for a fresh start this New Year
When you start a new year, you dont exactly leave behind all the baggage of the year before. You can, however, clear away some of the financial clutter and make it easier for yourself to start over. Here are a few suggestions to get you started.
Cheap and Easy Last Minute Gift Ideas
Christmas is nearly here, which means that if you've put off getting gifts for everyone on your list, you may be scrambling right now. You may also be a little over-budget. If so, never fear! Here are a few low-cost, but still thoughtful gifts to consider.
If You Only Make One Financial Goal This Year, Make It This One
Per GoBankingRates.com, 69 percent of Americans had less than $1,000 in savings in 2019. That's a problem because having adequate savings can make all the difference in the world. Here's why you need to prioritize your savings this year (and every year).
Seven signs you've become financially complacent
Its easy to be actively invested in your money when you dont have much of it. But what if youre doing moderately well? How invested are you then?
Avoid These New Relationship Money Mistakes
The excitement of a new relationship can have some unintended consequences for your finances if you don't avoid these common money mistakes.
How to Keep Emotional Spending in Check
Breaking away from emotional spending isn't easy. It takes introspection, time, and effort. But if you can no longer afford to let your emotions dictate how you spend your money, consider the following five step action plan.
Try this financial literacy test
How does one actually test financial literacy? And how well would you do on a test of your financial literacy?
Lets find out.
Financial Steps to Take Following the Death of a Spouse
Losing a spouse is a terrible tragedy. For the surviving spouse, it's important to take time to grieve. Then, when the time is right, you'll need to begin reviewing and adjusting your finances.
The three most common kinds of investments
Traditional savings accounts dont earn you very much money and theres no reason to believe that will change any time soon. If youre looking to get more out of the money you already have, you may want to consider creating an investment plan.
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