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Categorizing and Tracking Your Expenses
Tracking your expenses and spending is a great way to ensure you are not living beyond your means. No one wants to have their power cut off because they have…
There are three fundamental ways to meet your long-term care needs. Long-term care costs can be covered by long-term care insurance of by qualifying for Medicaid. Self-insuring is typically the…
In 1977, Congress enacted the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) as a way to protect consumers from harassment, deceit, and unfair tactics by debt collectors. The FDCPA applies to…
When tax time rolls around, you are likely waiting for that tax refund to come in, or maybe you already received it. Chances are it is a good chunk of…
A second job can bring much-needed money into the household to help get out of debt, pay off specific bills, or even save up for large purchases or vacations that…
If you’re looking to borrow money or rent an apartment, typically, you’ll need a credit reference. Credit references demonstrate an applicant’s ability to make timely payments. What Is a Credit…
You may have wondered what happens if your aging parent ends up losing their ability to make financial or health decisions. How will you or other family members help them…