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Financial Planning

Federal Workers: How to Protect Your Finances During the Government Shutdown

January 11, 2019 (Last Modified: January 14, 2019) / Lucienne Hinger Hubiak
Federal Workers: How to Protect Your Finances During the Government ShutdownIf you’re a furloughed government employee, you are likely feeling a good deal of stress and uncertainty about how to manage your finances during the government shutdown. While missing a paycheck is a financial moment no one wants to experience,...

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How to Kick-Start Your Retirement Fund in the New Year

January 1, 2019 (Last Modified: March 11, 2019) / Jackie Lam
How to Kick-Start Your Retirement Fund in the New YearBuried underneath paying bills, digging out of a debt hole, and saving for your kids’ college is the marathon of money goals: retirement. Cue the fantasies of spending your days at a leisurely pace, working on The Great American Novel—at...

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6 Ways to Set Your Finances on Auto-Pilot

December 19, 2018 / Jackie Lam
6 Ways to Set Your Finances on Auto-PilotWhen I’m on top of finances, I’m all up in my money management apps, checking my balances and the swift progress I’ve been making on my savings goals. But when things aren’t going so hot? I’m like an ostrich with...

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Calculating Your Smart Home Investment

September 26, 2018 / Mark Simmonds
Calculating Your Smart Home InvestmentWith all of today’s home-based tech gadgets and virtual personal assistants, smart homes are quickly becoming ubiquitous. And with high demand for connected products, so too comes ease of use, accessibility and affordability.   But as with all expenses, it’s important...

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Side Hustle 101: What You Need to Know About Renting Your Car

August 23, 2018 / Eric Madia
Side Hustle 101: What You Need to Know About Renting Your CarIn the last decade, the idea of sharing — and monetizing — the things you’re not using has gained traction at lightning speed, and that’s thanks in large part to technology. It seems like everyone has some sort of side-hustle...

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WTFinance: What are these insurance terms?

August 8, 2018 / Eric Madia
WTFinance: What are these insurance terms?Finding an insurance policy can be a tedious process, especially dealing with the jargon involved. Insurance policies are, after all, legal contracts between you and your insurer. These contracts have to navigate the conditions of a wide range of claims,...

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Are the Days of Car Ownership Coming to a Close?

May 9, 2018 / Haden Kirkpatrick
Are the Days of Car Ownership Coming to a Close?Self-driving vehicles are coming much sooner than expected — and the general consensus is that car ownership will bid us farewell. After all, with a dominant ride-sharing model in place, upfront purchase prices and ongoing maintenance costs seem less appealing....

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Tech-Savvy Ways to Save on Car Expenses

April 27, 2018 / Haden Kirkpatrick
Tech-Savvy Ways to Save on Car ExpensesBuying a car is expensive. Really expensive. In fact, your car payment is most likely only exceeded by your rent or mortgage payment. And that’s not to mention the cost of gas, maintenance, insurance and all of the other things...

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Getting a New Car? 5 Financial Factors You Need to Know

March 28, 2018 / Haden Kirkpatrick
Getting a New Car? 5 Financial Factors You Need to KnowMaybe you just graduated college, or you scored your first “grown-up” job, and now you’re looking for a car that suits your transportation needs. Whatever your situation is, there are a lot of factors to think about before purchasing your...

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Traditional or Roth IRA: Some Things to Consider When Choosing

March 6, 2018 (Last Modified: January 2, 2019) / Honest Dollar by Goldman Sachs
Traditional or Roth IRA: Some Things to Consider When ChoosingTax season is the time of year when many people make contributions to Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs). These accounts can help you save money for later in life and also offer potential tax benefits. You can contribute to a Traditional...

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