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Selling items online can become oddly addicting. Make some cash, free up some space, but don’t imagine there aren’t any pitfalls.
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Flat-rate movers may sound like the best deal. You pay one rate, no matter what. But when hiring a moving company, you want to save money, right?
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Summer is the season for pool parties, vacations, and fun. But it’s also the season most people move from one apartment to another. Having a thorough moving-out checklist is one thing, but what should you keep top of mind when you move in? You may have found the perfect apartment and done the apartment walkthrough
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Moving from a house to an apartment has its perks and its challenges â and planning your move strategically can help with the latter! Whether you’re looking for a fresh start in a new town or moving cross-country for school, there are several things to consider as you downsize to an apartment. 1. Measure your
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From selling things that no longer spark joy to transforming your hobby into a side hustle, here are the best ways to diversify your sources of income.
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Going through life you can always expect the unexpected. Here are 5 ways to reassess your finances to put you on your best path forward.
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The events of 2020 have exacerbated just how unequal our society is when it comes to racial and economic equality, with communities of color still facing numerous obstacles on their path to financial security. For Black Americans, long-standing racial inequities…
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The Congressional Budget Office believes the unemployment rate will hit 16% during the summer of 2020 due to the impact of the coronavirus. With so many people on the hunt for a new job, landing an interview and getting hired is going to prove difficult for many. But the truth is that getting a new… Read More
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When most parents offer to fund their childâs tuition, itâs with the expectation that their financial circumstances will remain relatively unchanged. Even with minor dips in income or temporary periods of unemployment, a solid plan will likely see the child…
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The post My Parents Can’t Afford College Anymore – What Should I Do? appeared first on MintLife Blog.
According to Census data, more than 17% of American households earn between $50,000 and $74,999, making it the income bracket comprising the highest number of people. This large cohort may not be among the most handsomely paid in the U.S., … Continue reading →
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