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Homeowner's and Renter's Insurance
For most people, the home they live in and the things that occupy it are their most valuable assets. And just like any valuable asset, protecting it from harm or destruction is important, because r...
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Disability Insurance
Just like life insurance, disability insurance is meant to protect your income from negative, unforeseen circumstances. Just think, what would happen to you, your spouse, your children, or anyone w...
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Life Insurance
If you have a spouse, children, or anyone who depends on your income, protecting that income and by extension their wellbeing becomes a top priority. Generally, there are two scenarios that you’ll ...
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How to prepare for a recession
The most important takeaway is that you prepare for a recession just like you prepare your finances at any time: build a solid foundation, invest appropriately for your goals, and stay on plan. Fir...
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When should you invest?
If you’ve ever jumped into the world of personal finance blogs, you’re going to run across this phrase: “It’s all about time in the market, not timing the market.” Let’s break that down, because it...
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How to build and stick to a savings plan
Understanding how you’ll achieve your financial goals starts with understanding where you are now. Even for high earners and especially for those focused on achieving financial independence quickly...
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How to tackle debt
There are two primary ways to tackle debt: from highest to lowest balance or from highest to lowest interest rate. These are better known as the “snowball” and “avalanche” methods. Either one will ...
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Should you pay off all of your debt?
Maybe. A good way to think about debt repayment is to think of the interest rate on your debt as the amount of guaranteed return on your money should you make a payment on the principal. Here’s an ...
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How to save money
Saving money comes down to two variables: how much you earn and how much you spend. To save more money, you either need to increase your earnings or reduce your spending. Easier said than done thou...
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How to optimize your savings
Should you save for retirement or pay off your student loans? Open a 529 plan or save for a house? You’ve probably asked yourself any number of similar questions before, and the answers aren’t alwa...