What’s more frightening than zombies, vampires, and ghosts? The financial status of many Americans. Unfortunately, many face the reality of not having an emergency fund, being unable to save enough for retirement, and having an overwhelming amount of credit card debt. When that’s your financial status, it can feel much scarier than the latest horror […]
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When you think of walking out of the office for the last time—or dialing down your entrepreneurial dealings—how do you envision life to be? Is it filled with travel plans, new business ideas, or moving to that Italian villa? Whatever your plans are, you want to ensure you aren’t just comfortable during retirement, but that
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Whether you’re 25 or 55, you’ve likely come across countless articles talking about how to prepare for retirement. While the advice may be well-thought-out, and even helpful, it can be overwhelming. You have to plan for a future you are decades away from facing. A lot can happen on this road called life, but you
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Investment advisor and entrepreneur, Robert G. Allen once said, ” How many millionaires do you know who have become wealthy by investing in savings accounts? I rest my case.” This understanding of saving and investing is crucial for those seeking to acquire wealth. Savings accounts are excellent for storing money you need in an emergency
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Did you know that on a $21,788 auto loan, if you have an excellent credit score (740 – 749), you can pay 311% less in interest compared to an individual with a fair credit score (580 – 669)? 311% less! Your credit score determines whether you qualify for things like loans, credit cards, and other
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Editor’s note: Although the article below is out of date, you can still learn about Teri Ijeoma’s new Trade and Travel 2.0 course by reading The Epic Guide to Teri Ijeoma’s New Trade and Travel 2.0 Course. Just a last-minute reminder that TOMORROW is the start of the stock market trading course I told you about in
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One good way to take your finances to the next level is to learn about investing in the stock market. In fact, you shouldn’t just “learn” about the stock market, you should also “earn” from it! That’s why I’m writing you today – to tell you about a phenomenal opportunity to do both, in less
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Blending family, friends, and finances can be risky. A variety of emotions are attached to the decision to cosign a loan for a friend or family member. They may sincerely need your help, or you may feel an obligation to help because they have provided financial assistance in the past. Either way, you have to
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You likely have many teams in your life. You may have a dentist, doctor, and maybe even a therapist that helps you manage your physical and mental health. The same goes for people who support you during critical life events like purchasing or maintaining a home, or going back to school. But what finance professionals
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When it comes to purchasing your next vehicle, you could be leaving money on the table. The truth is that savings on your next car are not only dependent on special deals offered by the dealership. There are also savings to be had in the form of a tax break. Around the country, many well-off Americans
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Can you believe 2020 is less than four months away? Do you know the state of your personal finances? If you need some help preparing for the New Year, then you’ve come to the right place! I’m sure you want to be financially successful in the new year, but you might not know where to
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For many people, buying a home is a milestone that signifies stability and achievement. Unfortunately, a variety of factors have made homeownership a challenge. From having to save for a down payment to building your credit, the difficulties can seem endless. Understanding the home buying process can greatly reduce stress and lead to better decisions.
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In 2017, 16.7 million people were victims of identity theft, suffering a record $16.8 billion in losses. Today, many of our standard transactions like banking, bill paying, and even shopping are online. The growth of online activity has increased convenience for consumers, but the continuous exchange of personal information online has likely contributed to the increase in
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Second, only to China, The United States of America is one of the primary “car capitals of the world.” In 2017, more than 272 million vehicles were registered in the country. It seems that this number will continue to rise, as last year, ownership rates for cars jumped to their highest level in a decade.
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While everyone can be a victim of financial scams, one group is being targeted at astronomical rates. According to Bloomberg, approximately five million elderly Americans are victims of financial fraud each year. It is estimated that these individuals suffer annual losses of almost $37 billion. While this news in itself is startling, it is entirely
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