
If you’ve just graduated from college – or are about to – you probably have one thing on your mind. Besides handling those hefty student loans, that is.
Chances are, you’re thinking about getting a J-O-B.
Job hunting is tough for everyone these days. But for the 20-something crowd, it’s especially tough. The difficulty of getting a job is one main reason that 45% of recent college grads live at home with their parents. [continue reading…]
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If you’ve ever been in a cash crunch and wished you could borrow money without paying a fortune in interest, there’s a new company trying to change the credit landscape by offering you interest-free loans.
That’s right: I said zero percent loans – as in, no interest, and no fees either.
The company is called Float Money LLC and it has a unique business model that should be of interest to consumers everywhere. [continue reading…]
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Carrying a prepaid debit card can be a convenient alternative to cash or checks while shopping or traveling, and may also make it easier to access money when you don’t have a regular debit card.
You can buy a prepaid debit card just like a gift card, and load it up with whatever amount of money you want so that the funds are available to you when you need to buy something.
However, you can do more than just make retail purchases with prepaid debit cards, such as those issued by RushCard, Green Dot or Netspend.
Here are four other ways to use a prepaid debit card: [continue reading…]
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Would you like to achieve peace of mind over money matters and take your finances to the next level in 2013?
Then let The Money Coach help you reach your financial goals – free of charge! [continue reading…]
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