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At the start of the semester, when you’re shelling out what seems like a king’s ransom for your college textbooks, sometimes, the promise of reselling at least a few of those books at the end of the term is what…
You need a job that lets you work when and where you want without requiring years of experience or a specialized degree. If you’re often the person friends turn to when they need help getting organized, setting up their schedule, or…
You know the drill. Winter’s coming, which means cold – if not freezing – temperatures. Sure, you could crank up the thermostat and make your home warm and toasty. But then you’re likely to get an unpleasant surprise when you…
I graduated with an MFA in 2008 and a loan balance of around $37,000 from my master’s and undergrad programs combined. For the next few years, my federal student loans were a constant source of stress. I felt like I…
Every year, you have the chance to choose another health insurance plan for yourself and your family. And every year, you probably notice your premiums have increased or decreased. But why? And why do some plans cost much more than…
Student loans have evolved. At one time, there was no option to refinance public federal loans (although you could always refinance private loans). Today, there’s a tremendous opportunity to refinance federal loans at a lower interest rate. Student loan refinancing can save you thousands, but…
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It has been popping up on the Internet for years now. Known variously as a spending ban, shopping fast, or spending diet, it has countless bloggers singing its praises. They claim that drastically cutting back on purchases helped them get…
Some people make light of shopping, seeing it as either a vapid hobby or a mere necessity. It follows then that some people make light of shopping addiction, believing it not to be a true affliction but merely a term…
Many couples disagree and argue, but there’s a particular subject that tends to be more damaging to relationships than others: money. A study published in 2013 in the journal Family Relations examined more than 4,500 couples and found that fights about…
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