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Month: October 2019

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Investing Advice

How the Stock Market Works: A Simple Explanation For You and Your Kids

October 31, 2019 (Last Modified: January 13, 2021) / Turbo
The stock market is a place for investors to buy and sell shares in companies — simple enough, right? But when it comes down to how these trades take place, who can actually make these deals, which companies can sell...

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Money & Relationships

Brazen Budgeting: 74% of Millennials Feel No Shame Telling Their Friends They Can’t Afford Something

October 31, 2019 (Last Modified: January 14, 2021) / Turbo
Today more than ever, it’s hard to coordinate a group outing with friends. Schedules are hard to line up, instant entertainment makes leaving the house less appealing than ever and mostly — people just can’t afford it. You’ve likely felt...

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Real Money Talk

Spooky Debt Stories That Can Actually Help You

October 31, 2019 (Last Modified: January 13, 2021) / katkotton
Halloween might be one of the spookiest days of the year, but there’s something worse lurking around you all year long—debt from purchases past. As you’re debating the endless options of candy you could hand out this year or what...

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Money & Relationships

3 Reasons Why it Might Make Sense to Refinance Your Car

October 31, 2019 (Last Modified: February 19, 2021) / Mint
As of March 2019, Americans owed an estimated $1.16 trillion in auto loans, which amounts to nearly 10% of all outstanding consumer debt in the U.S. And on top of mounting auto debt, the Federal Reserve reported that approximately 7...

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Early Career

Scary Money Mistakes From The Freelancer Files

October 31, 2019 (Last Modified: November 6, 2019) / Jackie Lam
Scary Money Mistakes From The Freelancer FilesDuring my first years of freelancing, I diligently logged every assignment, its due date, and the rate. I was proud of staying on top of my freelance work spreadsheets.  How naive I was.   When I finally hired an accountant to...

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Money & Relationships

Tips for Pet Owners: How to Always Get Your Deposit Back

October 30, 2019 (Last Modified: January 14, 2021) / Turbo
No matter how often or how little you’ve moved apartments with a pet, you probably know that renting with an animal companion comes with its fair share of challenges. Whether your pet is furry with four legs or feathery with...

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Relationships

You Should Be Preparing for These 3 Financial Emergencies

October 30, 2019 (Last Modified: January 13, 2021) / Mahima Dutt
  Here’s a wild idea: Let’s stop building one lump “emergency fund” and start building multiple smaller funds for the most common emergencies that occur over time. Every personal finance expert says you need to have a “rainy day fund”...

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Housing Finances

Best Ways to Winterize Your Home and Save Money

October 30, 2019 / Elle Martinez
Best Ways to Winterize Your Home and Save MoneyHow much do you pay for heating? Depending on where you live, it’s a good chunk of money during the wintertime. Even though we live in the South (in lovely Raleigh!), we’re not immune to getting some cold weather.   With winter coming...

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Money & Relationships

How to Reduce Food Waste & Food Costs [Infographic]

October 29, 2019 (Last Modified: February 19, 2021) / Mint
We all know the feeling. You’re in the grocery store feeling famished. You end up buying anything that appeals to your hungry eye and before you know it you’re at the register buying way more food than you even know...

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Family Finances, How To

Super Affordable Halloween Costumes

October 28, 2019 / Zina Kumok
Super Affordable Halloween CostumesDressing up for Halloween is one of the best parts of the holiday, especially if you’re a creative person. But buying a Halloween costume can get expensive, with many costing more than $50 a pop. And unless you plan to...

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