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5 Things to Remember When Building A Wealth Snowball

Tamila McDonald / September 10th, 2022 / No Comments

It’s easy to fall off track from your financial goals if you’re not careful. Since building wealth sometimes come with unfortunate costly mistakes, it’s good to be reminded especially when you are working on your nest egg. Here are 5 things to remember when building a wealth snowball. 1. Every Little Bit Counts Even if you can only spare $10 per week, start there and increase the...

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When and How You Should Refinance

Susan Paige / February 22nd, 2022 / No Comments

Refinancing is an option that many should consider at some point when managing their finances. Though it can be a scary option to consider, it does come with a range of benefits that might suit you. However, it can be difficult to know precisely when you should refinance, and why you should look to do so. What is Refinancing? Refinancing is quite simple – it is when you take out a loan to pay off...

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5 Odd Investments With Surprisingly High Returns

Jenny Smedra / September 24th, 2021 / 2 Comments

There are three keys to profitable investing: (1) possessing something of high financial value, (2) understanding the financial market in which its’ value is cherished, and (3) understanding how to get profitable returns from your investment. However, investments don’t always involve stocks. An investment can be a relative term depending on what you, and buyers, think is valuable. Do your research...

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Is it Worth Getting a Bill Negotiation Service?

Lindsey Boycott / July 8th, 2021 / No Comments

“I [have]… a very particular set of skills, skills I have acquired over a very long career, skills that make me a nightmare for people like you.” If your bill negotiation service representative was action star Liam Neeson, this is how he might sound when confronting your service providers. The real-life version might be less exciting, but that doesn’t mean hiring someone to slay your...

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