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    Here’s What You Need To Open a Banking Account

    Ever wonder what you need to open a banking account?  I’m probably the worst person to advise anyone on the process that’s involved in opening a bank account. Seriously, the only time I’ve been in a bank or to a bank in the past 14 years is to have lunch with my husband or show […] More

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    10 Easy Ways to Save Money In the Next Five Minutes

    One of the biggest mistakes many of us make in our lives is ignoring our checkbook. I can tell you with certainty that I am guilty, guilty, guilty of doing this. I just balanced my checkbook after nearly three weeks. Four pages and an hour later, I was frustrated and annoyed and kicking myself for […] More

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    Five Passive Income Methods that aren’t “Passive” At All

    The phrase “passive” is one we often view with mixed feelings. No one likes it when you are passive aggressive, for example; but everyone loves passive income. Essentially, passive income is income you earn when you’re doing nothing. It’s money that comes to you without you working for it every second of the day. Your […] More

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    How to Buy Your First Rental Property

    Answering the thought of how to buy your first rental property can be a daunting task.  Investing in a rental property is not a minor life decision. It’s something that requires careful thought and consideration, as well as a great deal of work. It’s not an easy job to have, and it’s more like its […] More

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    10 Habits That Can Land You in Really Bad Debt

    Mistakes are not exactly enjoyable, especially when they lead to bad debt, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a silver lining to be found. We often lament that if we knew then what we know now, if we could it all over again, if we just done this instead of that; and it always leads […] More

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    The Keys To Not Repeating Your Money Mistakes

    Everyone makes money mistakes; everyone. Even if you think that you are the best when it comes to managing your money with intelligence and with an educated mind, you still make money mistakes. Every single time you buy a latte at Starbucks, it’s a money mistake. Sure it’s only $4, but it’s also something like […] More

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    Emergency Fund Substitutes That Take the Place of Cash

    At the end of the day, nothing compares to cash in an emergency fund when something unexpected occurs. Cash in an emergency fund can ease the ramifications of financial burden when something unexpected happens, which is why it’s so frequently referred to as an emergency fund. Many financial experts recommend that every family start with […] More

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    How to Hire a Financial Advisor Who Won’t Rip You Off

    Enlisting the help of a financial advisor is often something that we should do. As a whole, we are not all that good at managing our money. Seriously, just take a look at the statistics that show how many Americans are in debt, the country itself and how uneducated most of us are when it […] More

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    Five Ways That Money Does NOT Buy You Happiness

    It seems that in today’s economy people are writing more and more articles about money and always asking the age old question “does it buy happiness?” And most of these articles are focusing on how money doesn’t buy happiness. I happen to agree with this sentiment for the most part. Actually I did write an […] More

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    Sales Don’t Mean You’re Saving Money!

    Today I saved $1700 when I was shopping at Neiman Marcus for a pair of Christian Louboutin heels to wear this weekend on a trip my husband and I are taking to New York City, as well as a gorgeous new dress. I mean, seriously; aren’t you about as green as you can possibly get […] More

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