Prisca B
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The last time I paid a fee by my bank was likely around 2012, 2013. It was an overdraft fee which I got all the time because I wasn’t always good at managing my money. However, knowing this
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While graduation can be an exciting time, for some people, the reality of the financial burden they’re facing hits them almost instantly. Education is one of the largest expenses one can make
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Some people are hoping that the government will provide an extra stimulus payment of $1200 via the HEROES act. Or maybe you’ve been getting that extra $600 federal along with state
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Some people associate investing in the stock market with getting rich, gambling, or just plain old stress. If you feel that way, I encourage you to think of things a little differently. Despite the
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DISCLOSURE: THIS POST MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS, MEANING I GET A COMMISSION IF YOU DECIDE TO MAKE A PURCHASE THROUGH MY LINKS, AT NO COST TO YOU. Food expense is one of the foundations of
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I have never paid an ATM fee in my life. I have been charged ATM fees but never paid one. How is that possible? By having a bank account that either doesn’t charge one or that reimburses me for
Posted in Finance, Home Ownership, Savings
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My husband and I bought our condo in 2015. I’ve already shared how we saved money on our mortgage by getting rid of PMI. This year, with interest rates so low because of the coronavirus, we
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I honestly don’t know who doesn’t shop on Amazon. The convenience is amazing and almost all your shopping needs can be met there. However, sometimes you make a purchase, and the price
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Once you accept a position, you’re going to make the same pay forever right? Well if you let it, yes. While there are jobs out there that are inflexible with their payscales, more often than
Posted in Finance, Home Ownership
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If you’re a homeowner and didn’t have 20% down to purchase your home, you’re likely familiar with private mortgage insurance (PMI). There are different options to getting rid of it.
