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Tag Archives: retirement savings
10 Reasons Getting Out Of Debt Is Worth It
When it comes to reducing your debt, there are a lot of good reasons to pay off debt beyond the obvious. The benefits of becoming debt free are numerous and have to potential to improve a number of areas of … Continue reading
Posted in Debt, Personal Finance, Saving Money
Tagged credit score, Debt, debt free, Debt Reduction, get out of debt, interest payments, retirement savings
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Finance Topics They Don’t Teach In High School, But Should
One of the biggest disgraces of the school system is that it often fails to teach basics that we all need for everyday life once we graduate. A prime example of this is basic personal finances. If we could get … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Credit Cards, Debt, Education, Insurance, Investing, Personal Finance, Retirement, Saving Money, Taxes
Tagged Credit Cards, credit scores, Debt, Education, high school budgeting, high school finance, high school financial classes, high school loans, Insurance, interest rates, investments, money classes, retirement savings, stocks, Taxes, teaching finances, teaching money
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10 Important Personal Finance Lessons Every Person Should Know
Managing your money is hard and the current times make it more so. The fact is, though, it’s never been more important to get a handle on your personal finances than in today’s economy. Regardless of whether you’re a wage … Continue reading
The Secret to Financial Success: Be an Independent Thinker
Over the years I’ve discovered that the single greatest thing you can do to help your finances is to be an independent thinker. You need to make your own choices and live according to what you know is right for … Continue reading
Do Automatic Retirement Contributions Help or Hurt?
You may have heard about the movement to automatically opt employees into their 401K’s. Right now, the default option is for you not to contribute. When you’re hired they ask you if you’d like to contribute and how much. If … Continue reading
Posted in Investing, Personal Finance, Saving Money, Work
Tagged 401k, 401k contributions, finances, Medicare, retirement account, retirement plan, retirement savings, social security, Work
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A Life Without Debt: Procrastination Is The Enemy
Over my years of debt free living I’ve learned that procrastination is a huge enemy to staying debt free. We all tend to say, “I can take care of that tomorrow,” and put off things we don’t want to (or … Continue reading
Posted in Debt, Personal Finance, Saving Money
Tagged balancing checkbook, bill payment, car maintenance, Debt, debt free, Debt Reduction, emergency fund, financial paperwork, get organized, health care, home maintenance, procrastination, putting things off, Retirement, retirement savings
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