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Five Simple Tricks To Remind Yourself Why You Are Saving Money

Finish College Without Student Loan Debt

With proper planning and saving money wherever possible, you can get through your higher education without student loan debt.

How Using A Debit Card Can Be Potentially Dangerous To Your Wealth

Have you ever noticed that when you swipe your debit card at certain stores, such as Wal-Mart, the credit card machine automatically defaults to make it a debit card purchase? There is a reason for that. It is cheaper for the merchant, but that does not mean you should use your debit card all of the time. There are differences, especially with respect to liability of losses, between using your debit card or credit card that you need to be aware of in order to protect yourself.

The Power of Progress - Tracking Your Progress

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When you are struggling against a giant debt load, it seems like everything becomes an obstacle to your success. Essentially it boils down to tracking your progress.

The Switch: From Paying Interest to Earning It

Over the weekend I did a little personal finance housekeeping, sorting and filing statements and other paperwork. My “To-Be-Filed” stack was growing rather large, and I recently had two occasions to hunt for a receipt and warranty card and instead of going right to the folder, I had to dig through the stack of stuff.

5 Loan Options for Those With Good Credit

One of the nice things about having good credit is the ability to secure funds for a variety of reasons and through a variety of channels. The hard part is figuring out the best types of loans that will help you maintain your good credit rating while still getting you the money you need to accomplish your goals.

I Am Doing Well Financially. Now What?

"Eventually, you can afford to better your life."
You've worked hard all your life, saving up while making sensible decisions about your finances. You built a sizable nest egg and is currently in a stable job, earning doodles of money.
Now what?

What Motivates Your Finances?

What Will Retirement Look Like for Younger Generations?

U.S. and European Economies Brought Together by Crises

Media outlets have provided constant, in-depth coverage of the European debt crisis as top economists try to decipher its implications. There is no doubt Europe and the U.S. are closely tied by trade, travel and other major industries. These ties result in much speculation about how Europe’s market is affecting the U.S and vice-versa.
Pressure to Increase Trade

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