We’ve all heard the idea that credit cards are evil and that you shouldn’t have one. We also know about the obvious negatives of getting a credit card too early in life. I’m sure we’ve had someone suggest to us before that we should cut up our credit cards. I personally think that it’s irresponsible […]
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Are you looking for easy ways to save money? What about the best way to save money in your spare time? I know that it feels like you’re always busy and that things can get pretty overwhelming at times. When you finally do get a chance to relax it’s tempting to just zone out in
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As you get older, the list of things you wish someone had told you grows longer and longer – why didn’t anyone tell you how tempting that emergency credit card would be, or how much you’d really need for a house deposit, and why did no one tell you just how much money it would
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“When you fail to plan, you plan to fail.” This is one of the oldest quotes around. I’m sure that you’re sick of seeing it. The reality is that it holds true in every area of life. A little planning ahead of time can save you lots of time, money and stress down the road.
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A while back I wrote about the idea of investing your student loans. I was pretty negative on the idea because I’m not a fan of investing money that isn’t yours. The other day a Studenomics’ reader opened up an interesting point by bringing up the opposite side of the spectrum. Daniel is more positive
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