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This post comes from a Personal Profitability partner. Money matters for many reasons. For one thing, money is closely associated with security, stability, and independence. Without it, it’s near …
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Student loan debt is a part of life for millions of current college and university students and graduates throughout the United States. Once the grace period ends on student loans, borrowers are …
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David Rubenstein started his career as a big firm lawyer, but decided that life wasn't for him. He now works for himself and also runs a credit and credit card forum thanks to a longtime love for …
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Whether you are living under a mountain of debt or completely debt free, making good spending choices is important. If you struggle to prioritize or feel like you're having trouble making ends meet, …
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Debt sucks! The payments can cripple your ability to buy a home, travel, or even pay for the basics like rent and groceries. If you want to dig out of that giant pile of debt, start with this list of …
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For the 1st anniversary show, we welcome one of the "Godfathers of Personal Finance Blogging," Get Rich Slowly founder JD Roth! We get into Star Wars, living in an RV, and turning a website into a …
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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 …
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Sometimes people with student loans, mortgages, and auto loans get a letter in the mail that their loan has been transferred to a new lender. This can be a surprising letter to receive in the mail, …
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I was recently talking to a friend about her finances, and she told me her biggest worry is trying to get ahead. With bills, rising rent, and increasing costs at the grocery store, it can seem like a …
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This week an anonymous reader asked about how to best pay off her student loan debt. My response is useful for anyone looking to knock out debt quickly. If you have student loans, this is a must …
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