During an emergency or crisis, every crisis is unique as is each person’s ability and donation style is different. With so many organizations, which one should you choose and what is needed most? How do you donate safely and know the organization is the best fit for the recipients and you. Finding answers that can . . .
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Transitioning back to school after the summer can be stressful for everyone, including your wallet. Keeping everyone in good spirits and your budget on track can be a challenge. These 5 awesome tips, buys, and freebies can help you start the new school year right, and all under $1! 1. Spend half on the basics! . . .
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College isn’t all about classes, tests and degrees. While those things are important, the college experience is about growing and gaining new perspectives. A great way to start this path is to make yourself at home. Many incoming freshman live is dorms, and some stay there until graduation. It is important to make a space . . .
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Most people expect China to be the biggest holder of US Debt. That is the first big surprise. Another is how many other unexpected countries the US owes, such as the Ireland and Brazil. Would you believe debt owed to the US is almost twice what is owed! This detailed infographic will probably surprise even the . . .
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Not exactly, but it can save you tons of money each year, and enough to purchase items you really need. Those small impulse purchases can add quicker than expected. If you kept track, you’d find out creature comforts can cost 1000’s of dollars each year. Full Infographic While grabbing a cup of coffee is easier . . .
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What will you do with your tax refund this year? If you are among the almost 80% of tax filing Americans that receive a tax refund, this is probably a big question for you. In case you’re still not sure (as if it weren’t spent “yesterday”!), here is some advice on using it wisely for the greater good . . .
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Tax season (aka: refund season) has rolled in just in time to cure the holiday hangover that burned a hole in our pockets. Other than the Grammy’s, my mailbox is the main attraction these days, and It’s like watching a pot of water boil. Actually, my email to be exact, and waiting from my bank to notify me that my . . .
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Depression Era tactics for the most frugal way of life – Would you ever wear a burlap dress made from the bag of flour you purchased at the grocery store today? Compared to today, where most things are disposable, the generation that lived through the Depression Era, lived a very different life. To say the least, it . . .
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Expenses can quickly pile up during the holidays. TitleMax® knows how important it is to have cash on hand during this time of year. For your convenience, our hours on Saturday are 10am – 2pm, at most of our 1100 + locations nationwide. When you’re in need of cash with quick approval this holiday season, . . .
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Buying a home not only includes of a monster to-do list that takes about 4 months to complete, but also the consumption of volumes of new information. I don’t know about you, but it’s tough to survive an ordinary day without my “to-do” list. On the rare occasion I don’t have one, I find myself attempting to review a list in my head, forgetting one item, . . .
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