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Financial Planning

How Much Do I Need to Retire?

July 20, 2020 (Last Modified: December 28, 2020) / Mint
How Much Do I Need to Retire?Daydreaming about retirement can be easy—you get to do what you want, whenever you want, whether it means traveling across the world or picking up a new hobby. But at the same time, the thought of retirement can be daunting,...

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Clever Ways to Lower Your Electricity Bill Over the Summer

July 10, 2020 / Jackie Lam
Clever Ways to Lower Your Electricity Bill Over the Summer

If you’re frugal like me and are trying to cut costs as much as possible, what are some savvy ways you can go about it? We reached out to some money nerds for their favorite tips:

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Why You Need a Rainy Day Fund: How to Prepare for a Financial Storm

July 8, 2020 (Last Modified: July 16, 2020) / Mint
Why You Need a Rainy Day Fund: How to Prepare for a Financial StormLife is unpredictable. Some days aren’t all sunshine, like when your car breaks down or your house needs a repair. These situations happen to everyone. That’s why it’s important to save while things are going well, so you’re protected when...

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18 Passive Income Ideas for 2020: Which Is Right for You?

July 7, 2020 (Last Modified: February 15, 2021) / Mint
18 Passive Income Ideas for 2020: Which Is Right for You?There are many different income streams to choose from, especially when it comes to earning money without having to lift a finger. Who knew you could potentially make supplemental income while you sleep? Passive income is the most common solution...

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Social Security Benefits Definition, Qualifications, & Recipients

June 29, 2020 (Last Modified: July 29, 2020) / Mint
Social Security Benefits Definition, Qualifications, & RecipientsWhether you’re a retired worker, disabled person—or their spouse, dependent child, or surviving family member—the federal government offers a variety of social programs that may be able to provide financial assistance. One common example is the Social Security program. Overseen...

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How Robocalls Work: The Emerging Tech You Need to Know About to Protect Your Finances

May 15, 2020 / Mint
How Robocalls Work: The Emerging Tech You Need to Know About to Protect Your FinancesWe’ve all received a call from an unknown number with a prerecorded voice on the other end. This is what’s known as a robocall. Often, the aim of a robocall is to convince you to send money or personal information....

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How Long Does It Take for a Check to Clear?

May 15, 2020 (Last Modified: October 20, 2020) / Mint
How Long Does It Take for a Check to Clear?On average, it takes two to five business days for a check to clear. Business days are generally considered any weekday, Monday through Friday, that isn’t a bank holiday. For most checks, it’s typical for banks to make the first...

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May Financial To-Do List + Calendar

May 7, 2020 (Last Modified: February 19, 2021) / Mint
May Financial To-Do List + CalendarWe’re coming to the halfway point of the year, and it’s time to take a close look at your credit. Is your score where you want it to be? If not, keep this calendar close at-hand. Our May financial to-do...

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Who Qualifies for Paid Sick Leave Under the New Coronavirus Law?

May 5, 2020 (Last Modified: May 13, 2020) / Mint
Who Qualifies for Paid Sick Leave Under the New Coronavirus Law?No matter the position you hold or role you play in your company, it’s likely that your work life has changed significantly in the last month as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. If you’ve been fortunate enough to keep...

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Investment Calculator

April 27, 2020 (Last Modified: August 20, 2020) / Mint
Investment CalculatorManaging your finances can be a challenging feat, especially when you have multiple sources of income to account for. Our investment calculator makes monitoring your investment income unintimidating, intuitive, and effective. By entering a few key figures, you can create...

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