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    The Best Personal-Finance Products and Services of 2015

    When it comes to personal finance services, there are always those better than others and those that simply do not make it onto the list of beneficial services at all. However, the great people over at Kiplinger have given us a list of great financial services that were their top picks for 2015. If you […] More

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    Five Auto Financing Options You Should Consider

    No one loves shopping for a new vehicle. I despise it, myself. I dislike the pushy sales people, the sales talk, the sitting, the driving, the looking at different vehicles that look exactly the same to me. The last time I purchased a vehicle was last year, and it was stressful. I put it off […] More

  • in Stocks

    Five Index Funds You Can Buy and Hold for a Lifetime

    If you want to invest and diversify your portfolio, you should consider investing in index funds you can buy and hold forever. It might sound a little counterintuitive since you typically don’t invest in the same thing and keep that investment forever. That doesn’t sound like much of a risk. Actually, investing in index funds […] More

  • in Banking

    Checking and Savings Accounts That Give You 5% Back

    Checking and savings accounts that give you 5% back do not exist, right? I mean, I’m a woman married to her high school sweetheart, who also happens to be a banker. I should know everything about banking and about checking and savings accounts that give you 5% back, and that is not something my husband’s […] More

  • in Credit Cards

    Five Credit Cards That are Perfect for Uber

    Sharing is caring, and that’s not just something I tell my kids so that they’ll stop screaming at one another and begging me to discipline one of their siblings (because my 4-year-old doesn’t get that a 1-year-old might not always be the most reasonable and rational person around when it comes to sharing and negotiating […] More

  • in Credit Cards

    Key Findings From The 2015 Balance Transfer Survey

    Now that the end of the year is upon us, many Americans are looking for a way to better their lives and improve their finances in the New Year. It’s a great goal, and we are all about it. One of the most common methods of financial improvement for many is the concept of paying […] More

  • in Personal Finance

    5 Key Benefits of a Thrift Savings Plan

    The Thrift Savings Plan in one that’s garnering a lot of attention these days, and for good reason. Designed specifically for the men and women in the Armed Forces, this savings plan is one that allows military families to save money very much in the same manner as those with a 401k. Simple and very […] More

  • in Rewards Credit Cards

    Chase Freedom 2016 Bonus Categories Announced

    Earning 5% cash back on your everyday purchases is often a very profitable endeavor, and it’s only one of the reasons so many consumers love the Chase Freedom card. With the opportunity to earn that much cash back on items you purchase regularly, it’s difficult not to fall in love with this credit card. It’s […] More

  • in Investing

    How to Turn a Losing Investment into a Tax Break

    There are a few things in life that absolutely no one looks forward to or cares for in the least; losing investments and taxes. On that note, I’m almost positive that I speak for just about everyone, ever, when it comes to that very broad and sweeping statement. Fortunately, we can find tax breaks in […] More

  • in Personal Finance

    Find Out How These Grads Paid down $25,000 in Debt Fast

    Student loans are pretty much the standard these days. The statistics are enough to make you want to curl up in a ball and never leave the house again, and they are certainly enough to make you reconsider encouraging your kids to go to college one day. In fact, it’s alarming just how many people […] More

  • in Banking

    Is There a Way to Never Pay an ATM Fee Again?

    ATM fees are expensive. As the wife of a banker who has not paid a bank fee in more than 14 years, I can assure you that I know a thing or two about ATM fees. I know that the national average for a banking customer to use a foreign ATM (an ATM that is […] More

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