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Dan Miller is a freelance writer and founder of PointsWithACrew.com, a site that helps families to travel for free / cheap. His home base is in Cincinnati, but he tries to travel the world as much as possible with his wife and 6 kids.

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What to Know About Mortgage Lending Standards Easing in 2021

April 7, 2021 / Dan Miller
What to Know About Mortgage Lending Standards Easing in 2021

Banks are starting to ease lending standards for consumers. Let’s look at how this impacts home buyers, sellers and the outlook for 2021.

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Financial Planning

5 Things To Do With a Large, One-Time Payment

February 22, 2021 (Last Modified: March 1, 2021) / Dan Miller
5 Things To Do With a Large, One-Time Payment

This time of year many people may have received a tax refund or a stimulus check. Here are 5 things that you can do with a large, one-time payment.

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Financial Planning, Retirement

How to Reassess Your Retirement Plans

February 18, 2021 (Last Modified: March 11, 2021) / Dan Miller
How to Reassess Your Retirement Plans

The retirement plan you had in your 20s when you were single is not the same plan you’ll want in your 50s, lets discuss how to reassess.

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Saving

How, Where, and Why to Use a High-Yield Savings Account

February 11, 2021 / Dan Miller
How, Where, and Why to Use a High-Yield Savings Account

There are different types of accounts and they serve different purposes. Let’s talk about how to best use a high-yield savings account.

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Credit Cards, Credit Info

Best Credit Cards for 2021

February 4, 2021 (Last Modified: March 24, 2021) / Dan Miller
Best Credit Cards for 2021

We’ve done the research and the results are in. Check out some of credit cards and credit card rewards 2021 has to offer.

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Saving

5 Ways to Find the Money to Start an Emergency Fund

February 4, 2021 / Dan Miller
5 Ways to Find the Money to Start an Emergency Fund

If you don’t have an emergency fund, it’s definitely something that you want to start. Here are five ways to find money to make that happen.

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How to Renegotiate Your Bills to Save Money in 2021

February 4, 2021 / Dan Miller
How to Renegotiate Your Bills to Save Money in 2021

If keeping better track of your finances is one of your 2021 financial goals, then this post will help with trying to keep your monthly and recurring costs low.

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Financial Planning

5 Ways to Stick to Your Financial Goals in 2021

January 15, 2021 / Dan Miller
5 Ways to Stick to Your Financial Goals in 2021You might have already identified your financial goals to start in 2021, but a couple weeks into the New Year, how you’re going to stick to your financial goals is probably already creeping into your thoughts. It is a sad...

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Financial Planning

5 Financial Goals to Start in 2021

December 30, 2020 / Dan Miller
5 Financial Goals to Start in 2021  Although many people start New Year’s resolutions in January, there’s nothing magical about January with regards to self-improvement. Still, the best time to make a change or set a goal is today, so if you’re ready to level up...

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Financial Planning, Tax Tips

3 Reasons to Set Up a Donor-Advised Fund to Maximize Your Charitable Tax Deductions

December 2, 2020 / Dan Miller
3 Reasons to Set Up a Donor-Advised Fund to Maximize Your Charitable Tax DeductionsUsing donor-advised funds is a more advanced tax strategy that has gotten more popular recently with the introduction of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) in February 2020. The TCJA nearly doubled the amount of the standard deduction, which...

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