Top 5 Tips to Reduce your Cost of Living in Retirement
When you reach the age of retirement, you can begin to enjoy a different sort of life, one in which you finally have all…
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Author: Judith Boyer
Judith graduated from The Ohio State University with a degree in Social Sciences, worked in private practice as a Rehabilitation Counselor and has worked in the corporate sector.
How to Be Successful -7 Proven Tips for Success
Ready to finally take that next step and learn how to be successful?Tired of not seeing the results you want?Fed up with watching the…
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The Importance of Managing your Finances in Marriage
Relationships are a pivotal part of society. From a young age, we go looking for a soul mate to spend our hearts, our dreams…
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Income-Driven Student Loan Repayment Programs Explained
Many student loans are based on income driven repayments – that is you don’t have a set payment based on the size of you…
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How to Prioritize Which Debt to Pay Off First
If you’re buried deep in debt, you might be confused as to which creditor you should pay off first. Being in debt can be…
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How to Choose the Right Mortgage for You
If you’re shopping for a home mortgage loan, you can definitely save time and money by choosing the right lender and loan terms. First,…
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Using Technology to Organize your Personal Finances
Using technology to help your personal finances is one of the best ways to get ahead financially. Gone are the days of ledgers and…
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Common Home Refinancing Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
When it comes to house mortgages, if you’ve been seriously considering refinancing yours, you are certainly not alone. The reality is that as the…
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Retirement Saving – 5 Steps to Getting Started Now
If there are three things that all of us strive to save for it’s a home, our children’s education and our retirement. And when…
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Knowing what a Cosigner is and how it can help you
Have you struggled to get a loan in the past? Despite having a good credit rating and reasonable income you weren’t ticking some of…
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