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Many people put off investing because they think you need a lot of money—thousands of dollars!— to start investing. This just isn’t true. You can start investing for as little as $50 per month. The key to building wealth is developing good habits—like regularly putting money away every month. If you make investing a habit...
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Thanks to the internet, there is an endless number of ways to make money online. Here are just 20 ways you can make some extra money on the side. Making more money could likely solve a lot of your problems. In the past, we’ve talked about how teens can make money,...
Considering buying your first home? Prepare yourself for one of life’s most demanding experiences with our first time home buyer’s mortgage checklist. Buying a home for the first time is stressful. Prepare yourself for one of life’s most demanding experiences. Bereavement is the number one cause of stress, but moving...
It’s a good time to be a landlord. Since 2007, the number of renters nationwide has steadily increased. With housing prices still high, people won’t stop renting anytime soon. Combine the demand for rental units with the chance to earn passive income, and residential real estate becomes a solid, rewarding...
Buying a car, new or used, is a financial commitment. You can make a down payment, reducing the amount you’ll have to pay monthly on the vehicle. But what if you have more pressing debt, like a credit card or student loan debt? Does it make sense to sign up...
Student loan debt might just be the biggest financial problem facing today’s 20- and 30-somethings. Got student loans you can’t wait to pay off? Welcome to the club. As of 2018, Americans owe more than $1.5 trillion on student loans. That’s more than on credit cards and auto loans combined. Education is essential...