I have flipped more than 200 houses in my career and while I love flipping, it is not easy! We have flipped 26 houses per year multiple times, and I can truly say that the more houses you flip, the more problems you have. Now, when I say house flipping, I am talking about buying … Read more
Can you retire at 50? On average, people usually retire at 65. But what if you want to retire 15 years earlier than that like at 50? Is it doable? Below are 10 easy steps to take to retire at 50. Retiring early can be challenging. Therefore, SmartAsset’s free tool can match you with  a …
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One of the lessons Iâve learned as I continue to work my way out of debt is that you need to treat yourself and celebrate your little successes along the way so you can avoid debt fatigue down the road. … Continue reading →
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A missed credit card or loan payment can have a seriously detrimental effect on your credit report. The golden rule of using a credit card is to make your payments on time every time, building a respectable payment history, avoiding debt, and keeping your creditor happy. But what happens when you fall behind with your […]
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These days, a good credit score is a requirement for everything from buying a home to setting up a cell phone contract. In many cases, itâs also a necessity if you want to rent an…
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While you might be mentally ready to buy a home, your financial situation might tell a different story and will indicate if you’re ready to buy a house.
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If you’re torn between buying or building a home, understanding what each option entails will help you make a more informed decision. Here are the pros and cons of each journey.
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Here are ways to keep expenses guilt-free to bring joy without breaking the bank and why having some fun money is a wise financial move.
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Precious metals investing is more complicated than buying bars of your chosen material. Read on to learn what you need to know about how to invest in gold.
You may need your CIT Bank routing number for several things from sending money to friends and family to direct deposit money. This guide will help you find your CIT Bank routing number. What is a routing number? A routing number is a 9-digit number that banks use to identify themselves. Think of it as …
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