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The day I graduated, along with my diploma, I was given the realization that the next couple decades of my life would be spent...
It is a rough time to be, well … to be not rich. Considering that massive student loan debt is pinned to most graduates’...
Since the pandemic, the Federal Reserve began lowering interest rates. This is the rate at which banks lend money to other banks overnight, an...
Typically, people have a checking and savings account, but these aren’t the only types of accounts that banks and credit unions offer. These bank...
The stock market has extreme revenue-generating potential. Of course, you can lose. But you can die walking across the street. Just like with anything...
Although investing in stocks can be a great way to build wealth, it can also be a bit confusing — or maybe just a...
Just a quick intro Regular savings accounts: A regular savings account will earn you interest and will offer you quick access to your funds...
Although compound interest can make you money while you’re relaxing on the beach, many of us don’t put ourselves in positions to earn said...
After college, the expenses continue, and sometimes loans become the answer, with car loans, house mortgages and credit cards being the most common. For...
So you’ve got a side-hustle and student loans. You’ve reached peak millennial, my friend — but unlike basically every other “peak millennial” stereotype out...