Why do you even bother signing your credit card receipts? Nobody ever looks at it. You could write your name, Donald J. Trump, Samuel L. Jackson, or Bullwinkle J. Moose and nobody would care – would they? [click to continue…]
Supposedly about a fifth of Americans are broke — or so in debt that they might as well be broke. It’s usually not due to a single cause but rather several that exacerbate each other. Here are five reasons why you’re absolutely broke. [click to continue…]
Travel prices haven’t risen as much as other types of goods and services have. This year’s spring break season is looking like it’s only about 2% more expensive than it was in 2017. [click to continue…]
When planning for retirement most people start with the basics: their budget, their retirement age, life expectancy and their expected retirement income. Usually the inflation rate assumption is more of an afterthought. We all know that our expenses generally go up each year when inflation is greater than 0%. What so many don’t understand is that higher inflation rates usually mean higher tax bills.
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If you need to be completely sure of your credit score, you may want to pay to have it printed out. One company does exactly that — read on for a Credit Check Total review. [click to continue…]
YouTube channels don’t bring in much money for the vast majority of people who try to make a living on the site. [click to continue…]
Here are 18 career enhancing moves you should try out — they’re an amalgamation of small improvements you can make on a daily basis to help you reap huge rewards in the long run. [click to continue…]
The Federal Trade Commission has issued a warning about free trial offers. They can actually cost a fortune. [click to continue…]
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