Budgets
8 Steps to Becoming Debt-Free This Year
Make one of your top goals this year to become debt free. We have 8 steps to becoming debt free that will save you thousands. [read more]
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Income and Expenses
Are You Making the Right Steps to Financial Freedom?
The ways that our parents saved for retirement are old. With a myriad of ways to invest and make your money work for you – we’re showing you some major indicators of progress towards financial freedom. [read more]
Income and Expenses
Surefire Ways to Get Out of Debt Faster
The total U.S. consumer debt is at $13.51 trillion. Here’s how to get out of yours faster. [read more]
Income and Expenses
How to Secure Your Child’s Future
One of our jobs as parents is to secure your child’s future to the best of your abilities, and does not stop when they turn eighteen. Be savvy enough to do some proper financial planning as early as possible to take care of them later in life. [read more]
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Have Extra Cash? Here’s Why You Should Invest in Commercial Property
If you have extra cash, investing in commercial property can grow your portfolio by leaps and bounds. Here’s how. [read more]
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Single Moms: You Can Achieve Financial Independence in 2018!
If you are looking to gain financial independence this year – we’ve got three great tips to help you greet 2019 from a place of financial independence and security in this post. [read more]
Income and Expenses
Top Reasons Why Families Fall Into Debt (And Ways To Avoid It!)
One of the biggest worries for a family is debt. But it’s a reality for a lot of households in the US. In fact, one in eight Americans is in some form of debt! And [read more]
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Tips for College Freshman to Become Financially Independent
For many young people, college is a perfect time to become responsible and independent from their parents. That’s precisely what I’ve had on my mind when my freshman year just started. From the very beginning, [read more]
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How to Stop Paying Your Adult Kid’s Way
Only one in three adults ages 18-32 runs his own household, according to the latest Pew analysis of Census data. Yes, that’s right—a whopping 34 percent of people in this age group (known as “millennials”) [read more]