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Did you know that consumers have been paying an increasingly higher percentage of their medical costs in recent years? Even with health insurance, your checkbook can suffer if you get sick or have an accident. That’s why it’s so important to learn ways to save on health insurance before you sign up for your next policy. ...
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Many consumers face calls from debt collectors from time to time. It can happen easily when life gets hectic and a bill accidentally goes unpaid. If your payment is more than 30 days past due, however, you may be turned over to a debt collection agency to collect payment and close the account. Don’t panic if this happens – ...
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As you likely know, or have experienced yourself, when credit cards are used irresponsibly they can lead to financial ruin. That’s why they receive a lot of attention for the negative impact they can have on personal finances. For those who utilize credit cards responsibly, however, they can be an integral tool in a consume...
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A second mortgage usually refers to an additional home loan on the same property on which you already have one mortgage. If you own a home and find yourself in need of an infusion of cash – say, to pay for a wedding or unexpected medical expense – a second mortgage may be the right tool for you. As with any financial ...
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Every driver wants to make sure they’re getting the best deal on car insurance, but dealing with providers can be a bit of a tricky business. Check out the below secrets from the car insurance industry to get up to speed before you sign for your next car insurance policy.
Secret #1: Car Rental Agencies are Trying to Sell ...
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We develop our relationships with money – both positive and negative – as children. The examples we see from our parents, and the lessons they provide, stay with us unto adulthood and shape how we manage our finances. For this reason, it’s important to be intentional about how we speak to our children about money. Below ...
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If you have debts greater than your cash savings, it’s smart to get life insurance. This protects your family in the event you die before, say, paying off your student loans or credit card debt. With so many life insurance options on the market, it’s easy to find one that suits your needs and your budget, too. However, ...
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Financial experts recommend checking your credit report once per year, and it’s such an essential step to your financial health that it’s available annually for free. Still, many people are left wondering what to do next. Once you’ve accessed your credit report, what should you look for?
The basic answer is errors, and ...
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We all make our fair share of mistakes in life, and financial mistakes are chief among them for many Americans. Luckily, there’s no time like the present to make a positive change. Read through these common money mistakes so that you can avoid getting into personal finance trouble that could have a lasting impact on your ...
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Typically, your homeowner’s insurance policy will not include flood insurance. However, that doesn’t mean you don’t need it. Since this added coverage is becoming more and more costly, you need to be thoughtful about whether it’s right for you. Below, we’ll take a look at three questions that will help you know ...
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