Let’s get this out of the way first – saving your money is one of the best things you can do for yourself. And, the financial security that comes from learning to save your money means you’re able to pursue your passions, try new things, and jump on whatever adventure comes your way. So, why […]
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Cutting the cord is easier than ever – unless youâre a sports fan. Even as the major sports organizations reluctantly shift away from an outdated broadcasting model, itâs still hard to catch all the action without a cable subscription. But in 2019, there are more ways to watch than ever before. As football season heats
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Like J.D., I’m a recent convert to coffee. For most of my life, I preferred to consume my caffeine cold in the form of Diet Coke. And then…fate intervened.
Four years ago, when my family moved to Oklahoma, my sister-in-law gave us our first Keurig coffee maker. I thought, “That’s an interesting gift for a family that doesn’t drink coffee.”
But a set of sample k-cups came with the machine, so we started trying them.
The kids liked the sugary cups which were more like hot chocolate than coffee. And I found that I liked the taste of coffee now and then. I played with combinations of coffee, sugar, and milk until I found out I liked it a lot. I later dropped the sugar and went straight for the coffee/milk combo.
Within a month or two, I was hooked. But I started wondering: “We’re drinking a lot of coffee. Is this the best deal? What are my options for finding the best cheap coffee?” Because I’m a money nerd, I decided to find out.
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If investing in the stock market intimidates you, then donât bother with it. There are quite a few other ways to make a decent return on your investment.
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If investing in the stock market intimidates you, then donât bother with it. There are quite a few other ways to make a decent return on your investment.
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When your budget is tight due to a financial setback, figuring out how to handle expenses is overwhelming. Thankfully, there are options like mortgage forbearance to ease the financial burden resulting from crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. Mortgage forbearance is when your mortgage servicer or lender allows you to pause or reduce your payments for
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There are so many items in your household that are similar to one another. Whether pillows, doors, windows, or blankets, they are all used the…
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Figure out where you’re spending money every month on a regular basis, and find ways to cut those recurring costs from your budget. You’ll save hundreds!
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Buying groceries can take up a substantial portion of your budget. You can purchase various cheap foods that are healthy and save money.