The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted many families and individuals to look for new homes despite the crisis. Some of these cases were brought by the need for a fresh start or a better living environment, given the circumstances. Before you dive into the real estate market, there are things you need to research to be …
The cost of medical care in the U.S. is notoriously high. This is glaringly evident in the 2017 Comparative Price Report from the International Federation of Health Plans. In every factor used for comparison, including drug and hospital admission prices for different types of medical conditions, people in countries like the UK, Australia, and Switzerland …
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The COVID-19 pandemic has caught a lot of us off-guard. Unfortunately, a lot of people weren’t financially prepared for this pandemic. We’ve seen millions, perhaps even billions, of people all over the world come to a financial crisis. When the coronavirus swept across the globe, it brought countries and economies to their knees. Trade and …
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Living with debts is stressful. Your money is already spent before you even earn it, and when what you make is not enough, you’re tempted to get new loans to pay old ones. The cycle is never-ending for those who’ve been going in this loop for a while. The good news is that breaking free is …
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According to the National Financial Educators Council, only 16% of young Americans are optimistic about their financial future. 1/2 of millennial participants expressed concern about not being able to pay back student loans. A different study found that 62% of millennials live paycheck to paycheck. Financial illiteracy among young people is an epidemic that needs …
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Filing for bankruptcy is one arduous, stressful, and anxiety-inducing process. The decision to do it is already a tough one, though you understand that it is one way that you can protect yourself and remaining assets. This becomes difficult, as you have to know how you will deal with your creditors and prepare for the …
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The thought of living on your own, earning your own money, and spending it any way you want is one of the greatest deceptions about adulthood. Sure, it happens, too, but there’s more to adulting than that. The transition to adulthood entails a lot of sacrifices and responsibilities. A lot of decision-making and consequence-reaping if …
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So you’re fresh out of college and starting an entry-level job. Or maybe you just started a small business. Either way, you’ve just started earning your own money for the first time in your life, and making big financial moves does not seem like the most urgent thing in the world. The opposite could not …
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If you are a business owner, following the money trails of numerous transactions is an arduous task. You have to track down simple transactions like purchasing a copier or paying for the services of an orthodontist to huge contracts with suppliers. This is one of the tasks that a chief financial officer or CFO can …
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A dried-up ement fund is one of the biggest fear among retirees. Staying independent, whether from family or the government, is invaluable — and you can take steps to ensure you stay standing on your own two feet until the very end. Save Up Whether you’re working in AT&T and up for retirement, a solid …
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