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Increase Your Monthly Payment

If you’re trying to pay down some debt, you might be wondering what the impact would be if you simply increased your monthly payment each month by just a little,…

Should You Withdraw Funds from Your 401(k)?

For many people nearing retirement age, their 401(k) account is their biggest asset. It represents many years of contributions, along with the earnings these contributions have generated from investments over…

Avoiding the Minimum Payment Trap

You have probably noticed by now that when you get your credit card bill each month, it does not read like all the other bills you receive, like utility, gas,…

50 Services

It is now more important than ever to protect your identity. As more companies reveal data breaches on large scales, the need for consumers to protect themselves, their reputations, and…

Budgeting Basics

Ready to test your knowledge? You’ll have ten multiple choice questions to answer. Click on each question to reveal the question and multiple choice answers. After you’ve completed answering all…

Avoiding Non-Sufficient Fund and Overdraft Fees

Non-sufficient fund fees, more commonly known as NSF fees, are charged when your checking account does not have enough money for a purchase or payment you try to make. This…

Retirement Account Withdrawal Strategies

Like most things in life, retirement fund withdrawals should be carefully planned to maximize your assets and get the most mileage from your retirement funds. Of course, the first act…