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    How To Build Credit From Scratch

    Math tends to be a very favorite subject of some and a much-hated subject of everyone else. Count me in the “I don’t care much for math,” category and call it a day. Numbers do nothing for me past allowing me to balance my checkbook, being able to make calls or send texts or know […] More

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    10 Ways To Tell If A Credit Report Site Is Real Or A Scam

    The importance of checking your credit report at least once – preferably twice – each year is lost on so many. Your credit report contains the single most important number in your life; your credit score. This is the number that allows you the freedom you need in your life to do so many things […] More

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    Free First-Time Home Buyer Advice!

    There is nothing as exciting as buying your first home. My husband and I built our first home over a decade ago when we were planning our wedding, and boy did we learn a lot about the process. Even a year and-a-half ago when we bought our dream home, we learned even more; probably because […] More

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    10 Loopholes You Can Be Utilizing With Your High Credit Score

    Having a high credit score is a good thing for reasons aside from just the obvious. Everyone knows that your credit score is the single most important number in your life, and that’s because this number is so telling. It tells creditors if you’re responsible. It tells lenders they can trust you. It tells so […] More

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    10 Ways Your Credit Card Is Exactly Like Your Children

    Credit cards are not the devil that so many people think that they are; but neither are kids. When you stop and think about it, however, kids and credit cards are a lot more alike than you might think. For instance, I spend just as much time wondering if my credit card is going to […] More

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    10 Ways To Live In The Big City On A Small Budget

    Most people move to the big city looking for an opportunity to excel in their career. Living in a big city means more jobs. The only problem with moving to a big city is that the cost of living is often high. If you are moving to the big city for school or work, but […] More

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    Five Simple Ways to Save Money In College

    How To Save Money In College? Summer vacation is winding down for almost everyone. If you’re in the South, chances are you or your kids are already back to school and ready to tackle another year. Another year of wild parties and super expensive text books, supplemented by Ramen noodle dinners when cash is tight. […] More

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    10 Money Lessons We Can Learn From Game Of Thrones

    The 7 Kingdoms of Westeros is a fictitious world in constant turmoil. “Winter is coming” is not heeded by all of the Kingdoms and the results could be disastrous. Each House of the 7 Kingdoms of Westeros has its way of managing its society, culture, army, resources and money, and there is something to learn […] More

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    10 Money Saving Skills to Teach Your Kids in 2017

    When it comes to money, kids today don’t really understand the concept. They understand that you use money to buy things, however, they don’t completely understand how you get money and they don’t understand how to save money. As a parent, is it your responsibility to start teaching your children these lessons and these skills […] More

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