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A credit score is a number between 300 and 850 that’s determined using several financial factors that define a person’s “creditworthiness.” Lenders often rely
It’s finally summer and we’re all ready to roll the windows down, leave town, and relax. But costs are on the rise and places are beginning to book for summer
Prices are going up. That means a lot of people might take vacations off their calendars. But there’s no reason you shouldn’t take time off. Keep those days off
There are lots of inexpensive meal ideas out there, but perhaps a favorite, often-overlooked meals come from the combination of lentils and rice. A large bag of
It’s no secret that prices are rising everywhere you go—from the gas station to the housing market to the grocery store. Based on research from the USDA, food
Prices are going up—at the gas pump, in the housing market, and everywhere else. Inflation is a work in everyone’s vocabulary today, and the question that comes
We’re getting the familiar itch to throw open the windows, dust off the shelves, and refresh your house for spring. But there are always other ways you might
March is Women’s History Month; how better to celebrate than sharing the stories of women who helped shape the history of finance in America?
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In honor of Black History Month, we want to share the stories of five Black leaders from finance history. The United States financial system ties its roots to
Every year we make the same types of resolutions: I want to lose weight, I want to save money, I want to train for a marathon, etc. While these are good
The end of the year is a busy time for everyone, and in the hustle and bustle of planning gifts, wrapping up your financial planning needs, and caring for
The end of the year is busy with holiday planning, work tasks, and home tasks that require a lot of your time and attention. You have parties to attend, cards
