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Housing Finances

What You Need To Know About The Closing Cost Of A Home (Buying And Selling)

August 15, 2019 (Last Modified: October 13, 2020) / Zina Kumok
What You Need To Know About The Closing Cost Of A Home (Buying And Selling)When most people imagine buying a house, they think about how many bedrooms they need or what kind of porch they want. When they think about homebuying costs, they decide how much to put down and what their maximum home...

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Housing Finances

9 Tips To Be Financially Free And Pay Off Your House

July 4, 2019 (Last Modified: July 31, 2019) / Malika Bowling
9 Tips To Be Financially Free And Pay Off Your HouseOne of my favorite shows is Sex and the City. Those women lived glamorous lives I could only dream about. And, Carrie, a writer, was living my dream life as a famous writer in Manhattan. One of the storylines that...

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Housing Finances

What You Need To Know About First- and Second-Year Home Expenses

June 13, 2019 (Last Modified: August 18, 2020) / Zina Kumok
What You Need To Know About First- and Second-Year Home ExpensesMy husband and I were so excited to buy our house. We’d been renting since college and were eager to have our own place. Finally, no one could tell us how many dogs we could have or how many posters...

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5 Tips for Cheap Fun in the Snow

November 11, 2014 / Kim Tracy Prince
5 Tips for Cheap Fun in the SnowIf you’re trapped inside by the snowstorm hitting the Upper Midwest, or anticipating long snowy days this winter, you’ll need some budget-friendly boredom-killers to get you through. This season, give these 5 tried and true tips from veteran cold-weather survivors...

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A 15-Minute Budgeting Move That Will Save You $2,000

January 19, 2012 (Last Modified: November 19, 2020) / Julia Scott

MintLife’s Bargain Babe is sharing a little budgeting secret that will save you big money. Read how setting aside 15 minutes saved her $2,000.

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