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5 Common Sense Ways to Prepare For a Financial Emergency
Financial emergencies can happen to anyone, at any time.
If you’ve been hit out of nowhere with a job loss, medical expenses or home repair costs, it’s no fun…even if you have the resources set aside to deal with them.
7 Budget Tweaks That Could Mean Big Savings
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One of the biggest – and most obvious – ways to increase your monthly cash flow is to reduce and/or eliminate your monthly expenses.
And while some of your monthly bills might seem small, the cumulative effect of each and every payment reducing your bank account each month can be quite substantial.
Benefits and Drawbacks of Downsizing Your Home
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While it happens pretty much year round, spring and summer are among the most common times when you’ll find people moving from place to place.
And among those moving, many will be downsizing to a smaller home, either from necessity or by choice.
Where is the Money in Your House? And What are You doing to Manage it?
Your home is a big part of your total net worth. Home related expenses are between 35 to 45% of your monthly income. You will likely buy and sell 4 to 5 houses in your lifetime. Knowing that the home is a huge part of your financial situation, where is all the money in your house going? And what are you doing to manage it? Let’s take a look at the five specific categories of house financials. Read More
