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Personal Finance - 4-Minute Read

Kaitlin Davis - Aug 23, 2023

Personal Finance Management (PFM): What Is It And How Does It Work?

Personal finance management (PFM) is a term used to describe software that can help users better manage their finances. Learn more about PFM and how it works.

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Investing - 9-Minute Read

Miranda Crace - Aug 22, 2023

How Do You Buy Your First Investment Property?

Ready to start investing in rental properties? Use our guide to navigate the process of buying an investment property and what to consider as a beginner.
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Debt And Credit - 6-Minute Read

Sarah Li Cain - Aug 22, 2023

How To Get A Credit Card With No Credit

Do you have no credit history? That's not always a problem. Creditors may approve you for a credit card. Use our guide to getting a credit card with no credit.

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Debt And Credit - 13-Minute Read

David Collins - Aug 21, 2023

How Many Credit Cards Should I Have At One Time?

Thinking about getting another credit card but not sure it’s the right decision? Learn how many credit cards you should have and whether you can have too many.

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Debt And Credit - 7-Minute Read

Patrick Russo - Aug 21, 2023

Types Of Bankruptcies: Defined And Explained

The most common types of bankruptcies are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, although others are sometimes available. Learn about the different types of bankruptcy.

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Personal Finance - 5-Minute Read

Sarah Li Cain - Aug 18, 2023

What Is Discretionary Income And How Do You Calculate It?

Discretionary income is the money left over after you pay your taxes and necessary expenses. Use our guide to learn how to calculate discretionary income.
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Debt And Credit - 6-Minute Read

Dan Miller - Aug 18, 2023

Can Creditors Garnish Your Social Security Benefits?

Creditors can’t garnish Social Security benefits to cover unpaid debts, except in rare cases. Learn about when debt collectors can garnish Social Security.

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Debt And Credit - 6-Minute Read

Josephine Nesbit - Aug 16, 2023

What Is The Debt Avalanche Method And How Does It Work?

The avalanche method focuses on paying off high-interest debts first. See how the avalanche method can help you pay off debt fast and save the most on interest. 

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Debt And Credit - 6-Minute Read

Sarah Li Cain - Aug 16, 2023

Quick Guide: How To Increase Credit Limit

Want to know how to increase your credit limit? Find strategies for getting your request approved, plus learn about the pros and cons of a higher credit limit.

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Investing - 8-Minute Read

Joel Reese - Aug 15, 2023

How Does Inflation Work And What Causes It?

The pandemic reminded us that frenzied demand and interrupted supply chains can send prices upward. Learn what inflation is and find out if we need to worry.

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Debt And Credit - 9-Minute Read

Patrick Russo - Aug 15, 2023

A Guide To Debt Validation Letters

A debt validation letter is a letter that debt collectors send out to prove you owe them money. Learn more about these letters and what to do if you get one.
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Personal Finance - 6-Minute Read

Breyden Kellam - Aug 10, 2023

How To Save Money Each Month: 12 Simple Ways

Are you looking for easy ways to save money each month? Check out our guide to learn some of the best ways to save money and achieve your monthly savings goals.
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Debt And Credit - 6-Minute Read

Kara Porter - Aug 10, 2023

How To Get A Credit Card For The First Time In 5 Steps

Wondering how to get a credit card for the first time? Read our step-by-step guide to find out how to apply for a credit card quickly and easily.

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Debt And Credit - 4-Minute Read

Sarah Li Cain - Aug 9, 2023

Understanding When Credit Scores Update

Your credit score usually updates about once a month. Read our article to discover the importance of routinely checking your credit score.

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Debt And Credit - 5-Minute Read

Dan Miller - Aug 9, 2023

Nonprofit Debt Consolidation: Is It A Good Option?

Nonprofit debt consolidation might be an option for people behind on their bills. Get the facts to see whether nonprofit debt management can meet your needs.
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Personal Finance - 6-Minute Read

Katie Ziraldo - Aug 8, 2023

The Effects Of Inflation: What You Need To Know

It’s no secret that inflation impacts the economy, but how? Learn about some common effects of inflation, positive and negative, and how they can affect you.
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Debt And Credit - 5-Minute Read

Sarah Li Cain - Aug 8, 2023

Can I File Bankruptcy And Keep My Car?

When you file for bankruptcy, you may have the ability to keep your car – but it depends on a few factors. Learn how to file bankruptcy and keep your car.
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Debt And Credit - 5-Minute Read

Patrick Russo - Aug 8, 2023

Judgment Proof: What You Need To Know

Being judgment proof can help if creditors win a judgment against you. Learn how to prove you are judgment proof and whether you can lose judgment-proof status.