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We all know traveling isn’t cheap or easy. Depending on the destination and the length of stay, a vacation can take months of researching, planning and saving. Despite this, people…
Budgets take a beating during the summer and it’s not just from the money spent on vacation. Going to see Grandma or spending a week at the beach are seen…
As we get closer to America’s 245th year of independence, it’s a good time to reflect on how debt is woven into our country’s fabric. Especially since we’re now weaving…
While many of the programs put in place by Congress to provide financial help to Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic have expired, those who need help with bills and other…
Severe debt and bad credit are a recipe for nightmares. If you have bad credit, it’s hard to climb out of debt. If you have severe debt, it’s hard to…
Teaching is both a profession and a calling. What it is not is especially lucrative. Few occupations make such a huge impact for so little financial gain. Fortunately, options are…
Have you ever wondered how on earth you ended up with so many credit cards? Probably, it was the intro deals that reeled you in. Who could pass on 0%…
If you’re smothered under an avalanche of credit card debt, radio financial guru Dave Ramsey says don’t panic – just make snowballs. Slowly, one snowball at a time, you’ll dig yourself out…
Events that have created woes for seniors in the last few years — inflation, soaring healthcare costs and a pandemic that won’t go away — are proof of the old…
The cost of caring for a child with special needs can be frightening. It costs well over $300,000, at current prices, to raise a child from the time he or…