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Keeping Your Financial New Year’s Resolutions

Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach by Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach
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Happy New Year,

We hope you had a great holiday break and are ready to take your finances to the next level in 2018!

Here are recent and recommended articles and offers from AskTheMoneyCoach.com and Money Coach University.
Keeping Your Financial Resolutions

Are you making a financial New Year’s resolution in 2018? If not, you should – and saving more money should probably be a top financial goal.

Here are four easy ways to save more money in 2018 — and in years to come:

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Thinking About Investing in Bitcoin?

Investing in bitcoin isn’t a decision you should make lightly or without being properly informed about all the potential risks involved.

Still, you might be tempted to invest in Bitcoin after hearing about the remarkable price gains this cryptocurrency made in 2017.

Essentially, there are a couple reasons why you might want to invest in bitcoin – as well as several reasons not to.

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Want to Get Out of Debt?

Credit card balances in the U.S. now total roughly $1 trillion, the most since 2009, according to recent Federal Reserve data. While not all those balances represent debt that won’t be paid off each month, many consumers do struggle with credit card debt.

One clear signal that a consumer might be in trouble with credit is having at least one card that is “maxed out,” with a balance that is equal to the total credit limit allotted on the account.

However, a maxed-out card is not always a sign of distress.

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Want to Become a Great Negotiator?

Would you like to make more money on your job or to generate higher revenues if you’re a business owner? The sad truth is that most women aren’t getting paid what they’re worth – and often, the problem is that we don’t negotiate effectively, if we negotiate at all.

In The Art of Negotiating for Women, Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach, shares everything you need to learn to become a successful negotiator and earn the pay you deserve.

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