How to Prepare for a Recession
Learn our top six ways on how to prepare for an economic crash.
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Learn our top six ways on how to prepare for an economic crash.
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Have you ever heard the common phrase – you have to have money to make money? The reverse of this phrase is also true – it costs money to not have money. If you’re feeling confused about these statements, then
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From January to mid-March in 2022, average gas prices in the US rose a whopping 23%. Make no mistake about it – the Ukraine-Russia conflict’s impact on Americans’ wallets will be swift and severe. Gas prices will not be the
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Seven million renters In the U.S. could be evicted but here are 5 Steps you can take to stop eviction.
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Did you apply for a Covid 19 forbearance extension on your mortgage? That grace period is coming to a close.
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A whopping two out of three Millennials either currently have a side gig or they’ve had one in the past. In the wake of the pandemic, side gigs from home have been crucial lifesavers for many. Are you currently weighing
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In the early days of the pandemic, most people expected to see a massive wave of bankruptcies in the wake of lockdowns and restrictions. To the surprise of many, that hasn’t happened yet. Right now, government stimulus money is helping
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When it comes to calculating FICO credit scores, the two most important contributing factors are payment history and credit utilization ratio (the percentage of available credit currently borrowed), with each contributing approximately 35% and 30%, respectively to the overall score.
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Identity theft is a scary thing. The fact that someone can use simple personal data such as your name, address, social security number and birthdate to impersonate you and cause financial harm to you is pretty unsettling. However, financial identity
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