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Using Rewards Apps to Save for College

Saving for college can be a daunting and serious task. Using reward apps is a fun way to take the pressure off and help you add to your college savings while setting yourself up for a secure financial life. You're not going to be able to use rewards to save…

articlessbxJuly 6, 2021

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Savings for College – How Much Do You Need and How to Get Started

College costs are at an all-time high—and don't seem to be going down any time soon. The best way to prevent your child from graduating with a mountain of student loan debt is to start saving for college now. Are you ready for it? Most families get spooked by how…

articlessbxJuly 6, 2021

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5 Ways to Get Free Prescription Drugs (and Dozens of Assistance Programs to Know)

Life-saving prescription drugs can be prohibitively expensive for many Americans. But an unexpected diagnosis does not have to spell financial ruin. Fortunately, there are several ways to get low-cost or even free prescription drugs. In this in-depth guide, you will find a long list of resources you can use to…

articlessbxJuly 6, 2021

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How to Save Money for College: How Just $2.74 a Day Can Add up to Over $40K for College

According to a Georgetown University study, by the end of the decade over 70% of all jobs in the United States will require a college degree, or at least some college or post-secondary education. Whether it's a 2-year Associate's Degree or a full-fledged doctorate degree, some form of additional schooling…

articlessbxJune 12, 2021

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7 Tips for Saving Money on Auto Insurance

By Danielle Pietersen Having auto insurance can save you a lot of money and protect you from financial ruin. In fact, in most state's it's a legal requirement. If you have a car, you need an insurance policy. Car insurance can be expensive though and rates can vary dramatically depending…

Dannie PhanFebruary 9, 2021

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8 Hidden Bank Fees and How to Avoid Them

By Rita Cunha | February 2, 2021 Have you ever been surprised by unexpected fees in your bank statement? If so, you are not alone. Hidden bank fees are very common—and every bit as annoying. While these bank fees don't seem like a lot, they can quickly add up and…

Dannie PhanFebruary 2, 2021

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How to Save Money on Healthcare

By Rita Cunha | January 28, 2021 It's no secret that U.S. healthcare costs are among the highest in the world. The bad news? Healthcare costs seem to be rising and taking an ever-growing chunk of the GDP (gross domestic product) per capita. Administrative costs and complicated insurance agreements seem to…

Dannie PhanJanuary 28, 2021

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How to Get a Stimulus Check from the Federal Government

By: Rita Cunha | January 14th 2021 The federal government has been passing relief bills since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. One of the key features of the stimulus package bills has been stimulus checks. As of February 2021, Americans have received two stimulus checks each, with more possibly…

Dannie PhanJanuary 14, 2021

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How to Save Money on Groceries: 9 Easy Ways to Spend Less

By: Danielle Pietersen | January 12th 2021 Saving money on your groceries can seem like a daunting task, but with a little planning and some careful budgeting, you can start saving today. How Much Can You Save? According to the US Department of Agriculture, Americans are spending around 10% of their…

Dannie PhanJanuary 12, 2021

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The Best Way to Invest – Even If You Only Have $100

By: Danielle Pietersen | November 20, 2020 Is $1000 Enough To Start Investing? Yes! Even $100 is enough to start investing, in fact, there are some really simple ways to start investing your money regardless of how much you have. If your extra money is just sitting in your checking account, it’s not…

Dannie PhanNovember 20, 2020