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Money Wise

My mother-in-law wants to put my husband on her bank account. What are the pitfalls, and is there a way to do it without being responsible for her bills? Here are pros and cons of adding someone to your bank … Continue reading

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The broke college student

If you’re a college freshman, congratulations! You’re now likely financially responsible for yourself.How do you make smart financial decisions so you have enough money to spend at school — and don’t graduate with more debt than you need? 💰The general … Continue reading

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How do I handle an unexpected layoff financial? 

Here are other things you should do: Review your savings. This may seem simple, but look at your budget to make sure you have the cash you need to pay necessities. Figure out how long you can cover your bills with … Continue reading

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401(k) contributions

Should I pause my 401(k) contributions and divert the money to an emergency fund? If you don’t save for emergencies and a major financial shock occurs — and it will — you’ll probably rely on debt to bail yourself out.  … Continue reading

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Loveable Debt

Anyone who has ever been in a relationship knows that money can cause stress and dissonance in even the most loving partnerships. And one of the biggest financial concerns that can cause strife? Debt.  While getting on the same page with … Continue reading

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