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spent too much on holiday
Personal Finance

10 Ways to recover from the post-holiday financial hangover

Updated Jan 12, 2022

The holiday season leaves most people grappling with the relentless financial burden every year. If you, too, have used credit cards recklessly to shop this Christmas and failed to repay the bill, then you may have to spend the rest of the year through a financial hangover. You need to recover from the holiday spending hangover and set yourself up for the best ...

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Roth 401(k)
Personal Finance

Roth 401(k) - Is it a good option for retirement savings?

Updated Dec 16, 2021

A Roth 401(k) is among the two primary categories of 401(k) plans, and it provides considerable tax advantages to employees who save for retirement. The regular 401(k) is another major plan, and it offers substantial but different tax advantages for retirement savings.Here's everything you need to understand about Roth 401(k)s so you can decide if they're good for you ...

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fraud alert
Personal Finance

When and how should you place a fraud alert on your credit report?

Updated Dec 9, 2021

A credit fraud alert is a notification placed on your credit report informing credit card issuers and credit reporting bureaus that you may have been the victim of fraud or identity theft.When should you place a fraud alert on your credit report?You can set a fraud alert on your credit report any time you suspect fraud. You should place a fraud alert on your credit ...

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Is it possible to discharge student loan in bankruptcy

Is it possible to discharge student loan in bankruptcy

Updated Nov 1, 2021

Student debt is a serious problem in the U.S. Recently, the total amount of student debt in the U.S has crossed credit card debt. As the cost of higher education in the U.S is rising, more and more students are being forced to take student loans. Few of them manage to pay back the loan owing to the scary job market. Therefore, they get sucked in student debt. But ...

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Financial Consultant: What They Do and Why You Need One
Personal Finance

Financial Consultant: What They Do and Why You Need One

Updated Jun 25, 2021

Overwhelmed with your finances but don’t even know where to start with getting them in order? You have a few options: bury your head in the sand, subscribe to personal finance blogs and podcasts to learn from others, or hire a financial professional. If you’ve found your way to this article, you might be leaning towards the latter.Most of us aren’t taught the ...

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How to Get Out of Debt: 13 Expert-Backed Steps for Success
Debt Relief

How to Get Out of Debt: 13 Expert-Backed Steps for Success

Updated Jun 25, 2021

Dealing with debt can feel like a hopeless situation.You try your best to make your payments, but interest charges eat up all your progress. Next month, you’re back to square one.Sound familiar? Don’t worry:You don’t have to be stuck with debt forever. We reached out to several experts and got their best tips for how to get out of debt. Here’s what they had to ...

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consolidate debt when it is in collections

Can you consolidate debt when it is in collections and save $?

Updated Jun 25, 2021

One fine day when you pull up your credit report, your eyeballs almost pop out from their sockets. It’s chock full of accounts in collections! There’s medical debt collections, student loan debt collections, credit card debt collections, and more. After you get over your initial shock, you have some questions: Why should I pay off debt in collections?How can I ...

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