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Personal Finance - 4-Minute Read

Sarah Li Cain - May 11, 2021

What Is A Cash Reserve And How Does It Work?

Cash reserves are funds that a company or person sets aside in case of an emergency. Read more about the pros and cons of cash reserves and how they work.
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Investing - 6-Minute Read

Sarah Li Cain - May 10, 2021

REITs: What They Are & How They Work

Real estate investment trusts can be a great way for individuals to start their investing journey. Learn more about what REITs are and how they work.

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Investing - 4-Minute Read

Sarah Li Cain - May 4, 2021

Trading Halts: What Are They, What Causes Them And How Can They Affect You?

A trading halt occurs when the stock market stops trading on a security for a certain amount of time. What can this mean for your investments? Learn more here.

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Investing - 9-Minute Read

Kevin Graham - Apr 29, 2021

What Is A Short Squeeze?

Are your investments at risk of a short squeeze? Read our guide to understand what this could mean for your stocks and how to identify one ahead of time.

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Personal Finance - 5-Minute Read

Hanna Kielar - Apr 22, 2021

The Mason Jar Money Method: How A Jar Can Help You Save

Struggling to find the motivation to save money? Learn why keeping your cash in a mason jar could be just the ticket.

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Investing - 10-Minute Read

Ashley Kilroy - Apr 11, 2021

Want To Purchase A Franchise? Read This First

If you’re tired of working for someone else, you may have considered starting your own business. We’ve outlined some key considerations and how to determine if this could be the right business move for you.

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Personal Finance - 5-Minute Read

Hanna Kielar - Apr 2, 2021

Residual Income: Everything You Need To Know

The amount of personal residual income you have access to each month is an important component of your finances. Learn how to earn more of it here.

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Debt And Credit - 4-Minute Read

Dan Rafter - Mar 30, 2021

Goodwill Letter: What Is It And How Do You Write One?

Missed or late payments stain your credit history with lenders and creditors. Learn how to remove late payments from your credit report with a goodwill letter.
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Debt And Credit - 5-Minute Read

Dan Rafter - Mar 30, 2021

Credit Score Factors: Length Of Credit History

Did you know that the length of your credit history plays a role in your credit score? Find out how impactful your credit history is on your score.
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Investing - 10-Minute Read

Lauren Nowacki - Feb 10, 2021

What Is Sustainable (ESG) Investing And How Does It Work?

Environmental, social and governance criteria, or ESG, is a method used to help investors evaluate sustainable investments. Learn more about ESG investing.

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Personal Finance - 4-Minute Read

Patrick Russo - Jan 24, 2024

Medicare Tax: Definition, Rate And Facts

Ever wonder why medicare tax is deducted from your paycheck? Learn all about what it is, how it works, and the current rate as set by the IRS.

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Debt And Credit - 19-Minute Read

Sarah Li Cain - Jan 23, 2021

What Is The Best Travel Credit Card For 2021?

Which credit card will net you the most travel miles and the best perks? Learn which cards stand out and how to choose the right card for your personal needs.

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Homeownership - 3-Minute Read

Katie Ziraldo - Dec 28, 2020

What Is An Origination Fee And What Is It For?

An origination fee is a fee charged by a lender for issuing a mortgage loan. Learn why origination fees are charged and how much you can expect to pay.
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Personal Finance - 4-Minute Read

Sarah Li Cain - Dec 22, 2020

What Is Child Support And How Does It Work?

Child support or child maintenance can play a huge role in your finances. Find out everything you need to know about it right here.

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Personal Finance - 4-Minute Read

Andrew Dehan - Dec 11, 2020

A Guide To Robo-Advisors

Robo-advisors can be attractive to people who are new to investing or looking to make low-cost investments, but are they a good idea? Here’s what to know.

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Personal Finance - 6-Minute Read

Hanna Kielar - Sep 21, 2020

10+ Tips on How to Stop Online Shopping

Looking for ways to curb your online shopping expenses? Our guide can help with X tips on minimizing spending and avoiding impulse purchases on the internet.

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Personal Finance - 4-Minute Read

Jamie Johnson - Sep 21, 2020

When Should You Give Yourself A Raise As A Freelancer?

Raising your rates can be a difficult subject to broach with your clients, so you don’t want to rush this decision. Here are four signs that it may be time to raise your rates.

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Personal Finance - 5-Minute Read

Dan Rafter - Sep 21, 2020

How To Pay Medical Bills When You Dont Have Insurance

Covering medical bills when you lack insurance will require a combination of shopping for lower-cost care, negotiating payment plans and even turning to crowdfunding sites for donations.