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5 Ways to Save on Out-of-Pocket Health Care Costs

It’s no secret that health care costs have been on the rise and show no signs of slowing down. Even when you have insurance, the out-of-pocket costs associated with an illness, injury or hospital stay can create financial hardship for individuals and families alike. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to lower out-of-pocket […]

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Better Safe than Sorry — Financial Disaster Prep

The many natural disasters over the past several weeks have many people thinking about what they would do if they had to recover financially from a hurricane, flood, earthquake or other catastrophic event. Even if you don’t live in an area that’s prone to natural disasters, things like house fires and floods can affect anyone. […]

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Post-Disaster Financial Checklist

Many Americans are in the process of rebuilding their lives following a natural disaster. After the initial shock passes, there are a number of things individuals and families must tackle as they try to return to daily life. And even if you don’t live an area that’s prone to hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires or other natural […]

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5 Smart Money Moves for New Parents

There’s so much to plan for when expecting a baby. Among them are preparing the birth plan, decorating the nursery and stocking up on supplies. But something many expectant parents overlook are the important financial steps to take before or right after the baby’s birth. Check out these 5 money moves for new parents:    […]

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5 Things to Know about a Home-based Business

Many people who are tired of the daily grind think about giving it up to start a home-based business and be their own boss. For some, it’s an ideal situation that allows more freedom, flexibility and greater earning potential. But as much as it might sound like a dream scenario, there are several things to […]

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5 Things to Do if You Lose Your Job

Unexpected job loss is a huge blow. In addition to the immediate financial impact, it can also lead to feelings of depression and low self-esteem. But losing a job doesn’t mean losing everything. Once you get over the immediate shock, there are several things you can do to help bridge the gap financially while you […]

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5 Smart Money Moves to Make in Your 40s

Reaching your 40s is a big milestone. It means you’ve survived a lot of life’s ups and downs and lived to tell about them. You might finally be on solid financial footing, or still working to achieve your goals. Either way, there are several things you can do in this decade to set yourself up […]

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Budgeting for a Teen Driver

While it’s true that the number of teen drivers has decreased since the Great Recession, there are still plenty of 16-year-olds eager to become newly minted drivers. If you have a teen in your home who is ready to get behind the wheel, it’s going to have an impact on the overall family budget, but […]

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Beyond the Mortgage — Additional Costs of Homeownership

In addition to a monthly mortgage payment, owning your own home involves a number of additional costs and expenses you need to plan for in your budget. Some of them will be recurring expenses, others you won’t see coming – but you’ll need to be prepared for them nonetheless. Recurring Expenses Utilities If you’re moving […]

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Money-Saving Tips for Renters

Whether you’re renting your first apartment, renting while saving up for a home or simply prefer the convenience and freedom of renting where you live, you’re in good company. According to the National Multifamily Housing Council, more than 100.8 million American households rent their primary residence. If you’re among that group, check out these money-saving […]

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