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I worked hard to pay off my car loan in half the time, my student loans in two years, and the only debt I have left is my mortgage. That is something my friend Steve Stewart and I don't have in common. As of next week, he is completely debt free. In celebration of his …
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My wife and I were having a conversation the other day about saving for retirement and what regrets, if any, that I had. I had accumulated a fair share of debt early in life and when I finally decided it was time to repay that debt I ignored saving or investing. Sure, I had a …
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Over 40 million Americans have student loan debt, and the average balance people owe is hovering just below $30,000. With $1.2 trillion in outstanding student loans in the United States, it is important to understand how student loans work so you can get out of debt as quickly as …
This article comes from a guest contributor. A Micro Analysis of a Single Layoff A layoff is a scary situation for both employer and employee, although the term brings a different sense of fear for each entity. Employers worry about their long-term profitably and their …
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Traveling is often seen as a luxury or a way to indulge in vacation, rather than an investment. But as a travel lover, I know just how much traveling has affected my life and my finances. …
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This post comes from guest contributor Deacon Hayes. Deacon is a frequent media contributor and blogs at Well Kept Wallet. He was also featured on a past podcast episode right here at Personal Profitability, where he discussed paying off $52,000 in debt. Be sure to check out his …
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