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Should You Pay Up Front or Over Time? How to Handle a Large Bill Woman Shocked by Large Bill Budgeting

Should You Pay Up Front or Over Time? How to Handle a Large Bill

What can put you both in the red and the black, financially speaking? Bills. Yes, we mean those greenbacks you work for to afford things like housing, utilities, and groceries. But those same amenities cost you throughout the month. Dollar bills increase our financial wealth, while service bills decrease it. It’s a fact of life. More […]

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Could a Debt Consolidation Loan Help You and Your Finances? Woman Typing on Calculator with Credit Cards in Hand Credit

Could a Debt Consolidation Loan Help You and Your Finances?

It’s no surprise that those with credit card debt are struggling. Paying debt on multiple credit cards can lead to high interest, fees, and difficulty keeping track of what’s due when. If you feel like you’re barely treading water, there is an option: a debt consolidation loan.

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What Actually Happens When You File For Bankruptcy ? Couple Studying Bankruptcy Documents Credit

What Actually Happens When You File For Bankruptcy ?

Bankruptcy should always be viewed as a last resort. After all, the consequences of declaring bankruptcy are severe. They will impact many aspects of your financial life for years to come. The stress caused by this event can also adversely impact your mental health. Despite those consequences, bankruptcy is an all too common occurrence these […]

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How To Decide Which Of Your Debts To Pay Off First Calculating Debt with Invoices on Wood Floor Budgeting

How To Decide Which Of Your Debts To Pay Off First

Most adults have a variety of debts. It’s just a fact of life for many of us. Consumer debt in the United States stood at just under $14 trillion at the end of 2019, according to the Federal Reserve. And among American consumers today, debt is concentrated in four main areas – mortgages, student loans, […]

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