So, you’re taking a financial literacy class. Great! But be sure you understand who, or what, is behind it.
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So, you’re taking a financial literacy class. Great! But be sure you understand who, or what, is behind it.
When the stock market falls, it’s easy to panic — after all, it looks like you’re losing your money! Here’s what you should do instead, however.
You may have heard the term “financial independence.” But what does it mean, really?
Need a new investing philosophy? How about “Do-Re-Mi” investing, which can help keep you level-headed in the markets?
You may be making these common mistakes with your credit card — and it could cost you.
How can you break bad habits and disrupt your worse impulses, especially when it comes to money? We have answers.
You don’t want to blow your budget, but you shouldn’t feel guilty about indulging a bit when it comes to spending money.
These five habits will help you on the path toward financial independence.
Eating out can blast a big hole in your budget. And you’re probably doing it more often, and spending more, than you thought.
What comprises a good habit? We’ll look at what makes up a habit, and how to create good ones that last.
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