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5 Financial Moves for Millennials

5 Financial Moves for Millennials

Pay off your student loans If any one understands the stress of student loans it’s the millennials. Not only has the value of education skyrocketed over the years, the fact is that finding a decent job in your field right after graduating has become ever so inconvenient. There was a time when people could easily move out of their parent’s home after […]

Free Finance Apps you must have!

Free Finance Apps you must have!

We all need professional help when it comes to handling our finances. Thankfully, with the beauty of technology, banking has become not only accessible but much simpler. Having your bank’s app is a great place to start this journey; you can transfer money, pay bills, deposit checks, and much more with your bank’s app. But, the relationship you have with […]

The 101 on Renters Insurance: We’ve Covered It All

The 101 on Renters Insurance: We’ve Covered It All

Due to the low interest rates on mortgages, many people have once again added buying a home to their list of goals. But, it is still a decision many people might find unreasonable because of their economic standings. For this reason (and also various others), perhaps renting out a home might present a better option. And while renting a home […]

Tips on Handling your Student Loan

Tips on Handling your Student Loan

Never before than ever has there been a bigger demand for a college degree than today; most young citizens know this and take measures towards obtaining it. Unfortunately, for many, this goal can require taking up a life altering responsibility – a loan. Recent years have shown a decline in the interest rates of these loans; getting as low as […]

Tips to Shed the Debt Burden

Tips to Shed the Debt Burden

In recent years, accumulating debt has become quite common. Most people readily think of this debt in form of a loan for a home, car and/or education. But, a good portion of this misery is also seen by people who have been careless with their credit cards. While prevention is better than the cure, there are several ways you can […]

Ways to Lower Your Mortgage

Ways to Lower Your Mortgage

Paying the mortgage is a long term commitment that most U.S. home owners have made a part of their monthly routine. Over the last 4 years, mortgage interest rates have been under 5% and have actually fluctuated between 3.5%-4.5%. According to USA Today, “the nationwide average for a 30-year loan dipped to 3.97%” and the average rate for 15-year mortgage […]

Tips for Cheapest Auto Loans

Tips for Cheapest Auto Loans

For a last few years now, the market has been very “forgiving” in terms of low interest rates when it comes to home loans – making refinancing almost look like a ‘hot’ trend. Thankfully, the low interest rates also apply to the auto industry as well. However, a certain approach should be taken to use this advantage to the fullest. The […]

Top 10 Credit Card Mistakes. Are You Making These?

Top 10 Credit Card Mistakes. Are You Making These?

1. Signing Up for Too Many Cards Yes, being qualified for a ton of credit cards is a great feeling, but having them enables you rack up large amounts of debt. While having multiple cards can help keep your credit utilization ratio in a proper range, it is a privilege that should be reserved for people with good organization skills. Usually, […]

Tips For First Time Home Buyers

Tips For First Time Home Buyers

Buying a home is still a milestone that most of us wish to check off our list. Regardless of how practical or impractical it may seem in today’s economy, it still remains a goal close to our hearts. This is an especially exciting time for first-time homebuyers. However, the home buying adventure can easily turn into a life-long nightmare if […]

Ways To Save On Groceries

Ways To Save On Groceries

Grocery shopping is one of the most expensive activities that humans participate in on an almost daily basis. Believe it or not in most countries including the U.S. our grocery bill can account for almost 20% of our overall budget. And with the cost of food going up by almost 32% in the last 10 years this should be one […]