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Do You Believe These Myths About Bankruptcy?

During financially uncertain times, it’s understandable that consumers become curious about declaring bankruptcy. For certain consumers with high levels of unsecured debt, bankruptcy can ease the constant worry of how they’re going to pay bills and can be the beginning of gradually rebuilding a solid financial foundation. But one of the persistent myths about bankruptcy […]

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Should I Use Retirement Savings to Pay for Emergencies?

The CARES Act makes it possible for consumers to take up to $100,000 from their 401(k) or 403(b) retirement plans with no penalty. And, although it is taxable, they can pay the taxes over three years. The normal 20% withholding is waived as well. The legislation passed because many people are facing significant financial challenges […]

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How to Read Medical Billing Statements

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, Americans are getting tested, visiting health care providers and being hospitalized more than ever before. That means more of us are receiving medical billing statements. Whether for a simple procedure or a multi-day hospital stay, reading medical bills can be frustrating and confusing for those who don’t do it very […]

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5 Tips for a Successful Video Interview

One of the many things that’s changed dramatically over the last several months is how Americans interview for jobs. Interviews conducted over video chat are the new norm, and this efficient trend is likely to continue even after in-person interactions fully resume. But if you’re new to video chatting, not used to interviewing (or both), […]

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Hang On to These Quarantine Money Habits

Our lives have changed in so many ways over the last several months, and we can expect more changes as we all adapt to a “new normal.” For many, there’s been a radical shift for the better in how we look at spending and saving money. And these quarantine money habits are worth continuing, even […]

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Why Do Creditors Close Credit Cards Without Notice?

Have you ever tried to use a credit card, only to discover it’s been closed without your knowledge? Or checked your credit report to find your score had dropped because the creditor closed your longest-standing account without letting you know? Having credit accounts closed when you haven’t initiated the closure can send your finances — […]

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Home Improvements? Ask Yourself These Questions First.

Everyone wants to live in a comfortable, inviting, attractive space. If you’ve been looking around your home and seeing things you’d like to chance, it might be time to for some home improvements. But before you hire a contractor or buy the DIY supplies, you’ll want to ask yourself the following questions: Can I Afford […]

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Summer Vacation Canceled? Try These Staycation Ideas.

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has changed what summer vacations are going to look like this year. Non-essential travel is still discouraged, and many popular vacation destinations are still closed. Even those that slowly re-open will have limited capacity and restrictions on certain activities. At the same time, we could all use a break now more […]

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