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  1. 8 Money Resolutions You Couldn’t Mess Up if You Tried

    8 Money Resolutions You Couldn’t Mess Up if You Tried

    New Year’s resolutions are a popular way to set new goals at the end of the year. No matter your past indiscretions or whether or not you improved your life last year, a new year means a new opportunity to get things right. If you’re looking for an easy way to stick to your money goals this year, try these strategies:

  2. How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day on a Budget

    How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day on a Budget

    The average person spends $140 on Valentine’s Day, which can feel impossible if you have little money to spend on the holiday. If you are strapped for cash but have a special someone to share the day with, never fear, a great Valentine’s Day date doesn’t need to break the bank.

  3. How to Overcome Holiday Debt With a Balance Transfer

    How to Overcome Holiday Debt With a Balance Transfer

    It’s hard to say for sure how much your holiday credit card or store card debt will cost you because it depends on how long it takes you to pay it off. To give you an idea of what to expect, we’ll offer a couple of different scenarios:

  4. Take These 5 Steps Out of Holiday Debt

    Take These 5 Steps Out of Holiday Debt

    The bad news is, debt is pervasive, relentless, and a lot like Mogwai. If you feed it, it just keeps growing and growing as interest compounds over and over again. The good news is, there are some ways to put a lid on your holiday debt – and all your other debts – for good.

  5. How to Get a Personal Loan with Bad Credit

    How to Get a Personal Loan with Bad Credit

    Whether if you have credit card debt or are facing an emergency and need extra cash, a personal loan can be a useful tool. However, if you have less-than-stellar credit, finding a lender to approve you can be tricky. But, it’s not impossible. Here’s what you need to do to get a personal loan with bad credit.

  6. When Is it Time to Take Out a Business Loan for Your Side Gig?

    When Is it Time to Take Out a Business Loan for Your Side Gig?

    When your side gig takes off, it's not uncommon to hit a wall. You've expanded your small business to its capacity with the supplies, space and inventory you have now. To make it go further, you need more money. Here are three ways to know it’s time to add more capital to your business, and where to go to find it.

  7. How the Republican Tax Plan Will Affect You

    How the Republican Tax Plan Will Affect You

    When Republicans first unveiled their plans for a new tax plan, critics tore it apart. Now that the bill is becoming a reality, it’s important to understand just how it will affect you and your finances.


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