Sam’s Club vs. Costco, which is better? That’s a question many people ask. Whether you’re shopping for groceries, furniture, computers, or any of the hundreds of other products offered, it can be a tough decision to decide which is best. We have both a Costco and a Sam’s Club within driving distance. Although both of these stores are better economically …
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Did you know that millions of people have followed and completed Dave Ramsey’s popular baby steps to financial freedom? It’s a clear path that is easy to follow and statistics show they work. Or do they? A quick Google search on Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps will show you conflicting opinions on both sides of the argument. So who do you …
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If your finances are a bit out of control, there are many things you can do to gain back stability. Paying off debt is an essential part of getting your financial life in order. While it may be overwhelming at first, do your research and take it one step at a time. There are many resources out there, such as …
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Go ahead and ask a financial expert this question. Chances are you’re bound to get quite a few answers. Whether it’s the 10% gross income rule for monthly car payments and expenses or the 25% rule for purchasing a new vehicle, there is no one size fits all answer financial experts can agree on when it comes to how much …
Buying a new, or new to you, car isn’t your typical impulse purchase, but I’ve seen it happen. I’m guilty of rushing to buy a new car myself. Twice. And with Christmas right around the corner, I’m sure a new car is on at least a few people’s wish lists. I wanted a car for a long time. In my …
Some people spend a lot of money on their clothing expenses. Others, like myself, don’t really spend that much. The general guideline is that you shouldn’t spend more than 5% of your disposable income on clothing each month. So if your net income is $2,000 a month, you’re clothing budget should be $100 per month, or $1,200 per year. Whether you love …
In adulting 101, we learn that success in life is as simple as following a few memes. As if the only thing standing between you and conquering the world is believing in yourself and the application of a Dale Carnegie quote. With no disrespect to Buzzfeed and their 27 simple ways to get your life together, memes are not going …
How many times have you dragged yourself to the car to go grocery shopping? Yep, we get it. Grocery shopping is one of those chores that very few people enjoy. It’s a love it or hate it scenario. The thing is, you might not have a problem with actually shopping, it’s just finding the time to do it! That’s why …
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When was the last time you had no money left? I mean that literally. NO MONEY. Nothing in your bank account. Nothing in your wallet. No emergency $20 hidden under your mattress. Nothing in a piggy bank or the cup holder in your car. Nothing until payday – which could still be days or maybe even weeks away. While I …
It can be hard to enjoy your summer holiday without spending too much money. And it’s easy to see why. After working hard all year, you probably feel the need to let off some steam while on vacation. Worrying about money is probably the last thing on your mind. Until you get home, that is… Many people overspend while on …
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Are you tired of being held back by debt? I’m going to guess that you probably are. Whether you’re dealing with student loans, credit card balances, or personal loans, debt can not only make you feel like it’s hard to move forward in life, but it can actually make it hard to move forward, too. If you’re ready to free …
