The connections between health and wealth are numerous but easily overlooked when we’re too focused on improving one or the other. It's easy to forget that health issues can devastate our finances and poor health may lead to us making bad financial decisions. On the [...]
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When most of us hear home upgrades, we think of costly projects that are likely to break the budget. For those of us unable to afford a large-scale remodel or renovation, there are smaller, simpler home upgrades that we can invest in that will pay [...]
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The majority of Americans spend most of their money on three things: rent/mortgage, transportation, and food. When you’re trying to save money, cutting your food costs may be an excellent place to start. You don't have to spend hours cutting out coupons or buy more [...]
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Are you looking forward to a tax refund? Before you splurge on something unnecessary from your wishlist, consider this tax refund as an opportunity to do something meaningful for your finances. 1. Pay credit card debt Many of us are carrying around high-interest credit card [...]
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