By now I’m sure most people are well aware that student loan debt has become a big part . 44 million borrowers across $1.3 trillion in student loans outstanding. An average 2016 graduate left college with more than $35k in student loans. You get the point: student loans are here to stay. They’ve become something […]
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Are you an introvert? Have you struggled to find a side hustle that would be enjoyable for you? Personally, I consider myself to be an introvert and I know there are many side hustles that I would never want to do, such as anything involving face-to-face selling, working with large groups, public speaking, or baby […]
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Weddings are exciting but can cost thousands of dollars for the bride and groom. While the soon-to-be newlyweds and their families have to pay for expenses like the venue, the cake, and the DJ, the wedding party and other wedding guests have their own set of costs to consider as well. According to Consumer Affairs, […]
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Ah Spring time. Warm weather and longer days. People also tend to be more motivated in the Spring to organize, clean, and go through things. While it’s always good to get rid of old stuff and clean your house or apartment, I think it’s also a perfect time to leverage your motivation to give your […]
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These days, working from home is certainly the trend. To most people, I’m sure the idea sounds intriguing. Working from home can provide you with many benefits including a flexible schedule, location independence, being able to avoid a hectic commute and office logistics, and being able to see your family more just to name a […]
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Last weekend I was driving through a trendy neighborhood in downtown Minneapolis and I said to my wife: I can’t imagine how much money is spent on food and drinks here every single day. I’ve been to this part of Minneapolis a number of times before, and I have to say the food and drink […]
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Last year, millennials were nicknamed the ‘job-hopping generation’ after a Gallup report revealed that 6 in 10 millennials are open to new job opportunities. According to this report, millennials have a reputation for job-hopping and are said to move freely from company to company, more so than any other generation. That being said, I don’t […]
Read More >>Do This One Thing to Pay Off Your Debt Faster
This blog post is part of the Pay Down My Debt (PDMD) blog tour, sponsored by US Equity Advantage. PDMD is a solution that accelerates debt payoff and helps consumers monitor their credit and make smarter purchasing decisions. If you’re looking to pay off debt find out how they can help. We talk about paying […]
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We are all creatures of habit. Many of us have banked at the same place for years without considering other options. But is your current bank really the best fit for you? Interest rates are always changing and fees always seem to be increasing. Even if you’ve always had the same bank, you could be […]
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A side hustle provides an extra source of income that many of us need. However, it often leaves you with the responsibility of juggling your full-time job and other responsibilities with the extra work which can get difficult. While you may not ever find the perfect balance between your side hustle and your full-time job, […]
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