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What to Expect If Your Bank Fails

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Taylor / March 19th, 2015 / No Comments

Have you ever considered what happens to your money if your bank fails? Before the financial crisis, the idea of a bank ceasing to exist was probably the furthest thing from your mind. But it’s happened to me before. I used to bank with Wachovia and when it fell my accounts were seamlessly transformed to Wells Fargo. But what exactly happens during the transfer? And do you get access to all of...

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4 Tricks to Save Money When Shopping For Designer Clothes

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Taylor / February 28th, 2015 / 1 Comment

If you’re a frugal person, shopping designer often may be out of the question. But once in a while it’s nice to spoil yourself. I mean, what’s life without a little fun? And just because you buy designer doesn’t mean you have to drain your bank account. Here’s four tricks that will help you save money when you want to wear designer clothes. Learn the inner workings of...

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Side Jobs College Students Can Do From Their Dorm

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Taylor / February 26th, 2015 / 2 Comments

Photo from Pinterest I firmly believe that everyone in college should have a side job, especially after their first year. As a student you may find it less stressful to study exclusively and finance your living expenses with student loans. But I can guarantee you one thing: You will immediately regret taking out loans for every day expenses when you graduate and discover the entirety of your debt from...

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Paying Emergency Medical Bills for Your Pet

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Taylor / February 10th, 2015 / No Comments

Last summer, my husband and I were hit with a large and unexpected expense that couldn’t have happened at a worse time. I had just quit my full-time job for self-employment and we were living on a pretty tight budget. So when our cat had a life-threatening accident we were unsure of how we would cover the expense. Since our cat is an important member of our family, we knew that we’d have...

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