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Credit Cards

How to Maximize Credit Cards Rewards Without Hurting Your Credit

October 14, 2020 / Dan Miller

How to Maximize Credit Cards Rewards Without Hurting Your Credit

There are many different credit cards out there, and consumers have a seemingly infinite array of payment choices. Banks know this, and so many banks offer rewards for using their credit cards. Banks and other financial institutions want their card...

Credit Cards

The Best Credit Cards for Amazon Prime Day

October 13, 2020 (Last Modified: January 15, 2021) / Dan Miller

The Best Credit Cards for Amazon Prime Day

Amazon Prime Day has seemingly overtaken Black Friday and Cyber Monday as one of the biggest sales days of the year. Amazon Prime Day 2020 has gotten so big that it now stretches over two days – for 2020, those dates are October 13th and October 14th. To get any of the savings with Amazon Prime Day, you must be an Amazon Prime member.

Credit Cards

What to Know About the New Chase Freedom Flex Card

September 22, 2020 (Last Modified: December 21, 2020) / Dan Miller

What to Know About the New Chase Freedom Flex Card

In this Chase Freedom Flex review, we’ll take a look at this new card, examine the welcome bonus, the earning rates and other benefits.

Financial IQ, Financial Planning

Best Checking Accounts 2020

September 17, 2020 (Last Modified: January 21, 2021) / Dan Miller

Best Checking Accounts 2020

Sound money management is an important part of a solid financial strategy. In this article, we’ll look at some of the best checking accounts.

Everyday Triumphs, Financial Goals

5 Ways to Feel Financially Encouraged Today

September 11, 2020 / Dan Miller

5 Ways to Feel Financially Encouraged Today

In honor of National Encouragement Day, here are 5 ways to give you FINANCIAL encouragement, no matter where you are in your journey.

Early Career, How To

How to Negotiate Salary Increases and Promotions

August 28, 2020 / Dan Miller

How to Negotiate Salary Increases and Promotions

If you’re looking to make more money this year there are a couple options. Let’s start by making sure you’re getting paid what you’re worth.

Coronavirus (COVID-19), Financial Planning

4 Spending Regrets of the Pandemic

August 25, 2020 (Last Modified: August 26, 2020) / Dan Miller

4 Spending Regrets of the Pandemic

COVID-19 caused changes in spending habits, and not always for the better. Here are some of the biggest regrets and how we can improve.

Family Finances

How to Use a 529 Account to Save for Your Child’s College

August 24, 2020 (Last Modified: August 26, 2020) / Dan Miller

How to Use a 529 Account to Save for Your Child’s College

As soon as we bring baby home from the hospital we’re already thinking about how we’re going to pay for their college. Let’s talk about 529 plans.

How To

How to Get Extra Money From Bank Signup Bonuses

August 20, 2020 (Last Modified: August 28, 2020) / Dan Miller

How to Get Extra Money From Bank Signup Bonuses

Many banks offer bonuses for creating new checking or savings accounts. Here is how it’s possible to earn extra money through these offers.

Financial Planning, How To

How to Talk to Your Significant Other About Finances

August 18, 2020 (Last Modified: October 7, 2020) / Dan Miller

How to Talk to Your Significant Other About Finances

For National Couples Day, we are going to explore ways to talk to your significant other about finances and set financial goals as a couple.

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