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Personal Finance - 6-Minute Read

Patrick Russo - Feb 21, 2024

How To Save With The 100 Envelope Challenge

Need to save for something special? The 100 envelope challenge can help you save $5,050 in 100 days. Learn how it works and whether it makes sense for you.
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Personal Finance - 7-Minute Read

Joel Reese - Feb 20, 2024

How Much Does a Funeral Cost?

Funeral costs vary based on the state where you live and whether you choose to be buried or cremated. Learn more in this guide about how much a funeral costs.

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Homeownership - 4-Minute Read

Joel Reese - Feb 20, 2024

What Is Assessed Value and How Does It Affect Property Taxes?

Assessed value is the dollar amount local governments place on a property to determine annual property taxes. Learn how to appeal an assessment if you disagree.
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Personal Finance - 5-Minute Read

Dan Miller - Feb 20, 2024

Average Vacation Cost: What Travel Expenses You Can Expect

What does the average vacation cost and how can you prepare for the expense? Read on to learn what travel expenses to expect and how to set a vacation budget.
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Personal Finance - 6-Minute Read

Carey Chesney - Feb 20, 2024

What’s A 529 Plan And How Does It Work?

529 plans are made to help you pay for qualified education costs. See whether a 529 plan is the right option for you as you start your college journey.

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Homeownership - 4-Minute Read

Dan Miller - Feb 20, 2024

How Long Does A Mortgage Preapproval Last?

A mortgage preapproval can last up to 90 days. But when should you get preapproved? Discover the best time in the home buying process to secure a preapproval.
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Debt And Credit - 5-Minute Read

Sarah Li Cain - Feb 20, 2024

Maxed-Out Credit Card: What It Means, How To Fix It And How To Avoid It

If you hit or go over your credit limit, you may end up with a maxed-out credit card. Learn what happens if you max out your credit card and how to avoid it.
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6-Minute Read

Kevin Graham - Feb 19, 2024

Debt Deflation And Its Economic Impacts

Debt deflation occurs when a decrease in prices, as well as wages and asset values, leads to a debt increase. Learn more about debt deflation and its impacts. 
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Personal Finance - 7-Minute Read

Jackie Lam - Feb 18, 2024

How Much Is The Average Cost Of A Wedding?

The average cost of a wedding is $30,000 for U.S. citizens surveyed, but this number can fluctuate. See the factors that influence the cost of getting married.

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Personal Finance - 4-Minute Read

Sarah Lozanova - Feb 17, 2024

Modified Adjusted Gross Income: What Is MAGI?

Your modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) can make you eligible for certain retirement plans or tax deductions. Learn about MAGI in our guide.
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Investing - 4-Minute Read

Feb 16, 2024

What Happens To A 401(k) When You Quit Your Job?

What happens to your 401(k) when you leave a job will depend on your former employer’s policies and your 401(k) account balance. Discover your options here.
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Investing - 7-Minute Read

Patrick Russo - Feb 16, 2024

What Is A Dividend And How Does It Work?

Dividends are funds paid to shareholders on a regular basis from a company’s profits, but you won’t get them with every stock. Discover how to find dividends.
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Personal Finance - 10-Minute Read

David Collins - Feb 16, 2024

States With No Income Tax: Everything You Need To Know

Some states don’t impose income taxes on their residents, but that doesn’t mean living there will save you money. Learn more about states with no income tax.

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Investing - 7-Minute Read

Dan Miller - Feb 15, 2024

IRA Vs. 401(k): Key Differences And How To Choose

Not sure whether to use a 401(k) or an IRA for your retirement savings? Learn the differences between an IRA and a 401(k) so you can choose your best option.

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Investing - 4-Minute Read

Kevin Graham - Feb 15, 2024

How Social Security Benefits For Divorced Spouses Work

Divorced spouses may still receive retirement benefits from their ex-spouse. Learn how Social Security benefits for divorced spouses work and who qualifies.
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Homeownership - 7-Minute Read

Victoria Araj - Feb 14, 2024

Prequalified Vs. Preapproved: What’s The Difference?

Getting prequalified vs. preapproved: Which matters more when you’re buying a house? Discover the key differences between preapproval and prequalification.

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Personal Finance - 7-Minute Read

Matt Cardwell - Feb 14, 2024

How Much Do I Need To Retire?

How much money do you need to save for retirement? Explore investment strategies that can reduce the stress of retirement planning at any stage of your career.

 
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Loans - 9-Minute Read

Dan Rafter - Feb 14, 2024

Refinancing A Home Equity Loan

Wondering whether to refinance your home equity loan? Explore the benefits, drawbacks and requirements of refinancing a home equity loan and how it works.