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Gen Z Wants the American Dream: These 5 Financial Tips May Help Make It a Reality
A new survey from Freddie Mac shows that Generation Z — Americans between the ages of 14 and 23 — are serious about becoming homeowners. They’re also more optimistic about it than their millennial cohorts were at their age. In…
Read MoreSell Your Stuff Online With These 12 Websites and Apps
Whether you’re prepping to move, doing some decluttering, or just need to generate a little extra cash, selling your unwanted belongings can help you do it. Fortunately, it’s easier than ever, too. There’s no stopping by pawn shops or thrift…
Read More10 of the Best Personal Finance Podcasts
Podcasts are the perfect mix of media. It’s like listening to music and reading a book all at the same time — and the best part? You can enjoy them anytime, anywhere. Blare one on your commute into work, plug…
Read MoreGen Z: Use These Savings Tips to Buy a Home Sooner
It appears that Generation Zers are looking to fast-track their homeownership goals. According to a recent study, nearly 60% of 18 to 23 year-olds want to buy a home in the next five years. And another 52%? They’ve already started…
Read MoreThese 4 Savings & Budgeting Apps Can Help You Buy a Home
A home isn’t an impulse buy. Unless you’re Jeff Bezos or some sort of lottery winner, purchasing a home takes lots of forethought, planning and, you guessed, saving. Fortunately, technology is here to help make that easier (and more enjoyable).…
Read MoreHow to Set a Renovation Budget
There are two ways to go about setting a renovation budget. The first is to determine how much you can afford to spend. The second is by working backwards from the end result you want to achieve. If you’re paying…
Read More4 Ways to Make a Dent in Your Debt—in a Big Way
When you have lots of debt, it’s easy to feel like there’s no way out—no light at the end of the tunnel. Late on payments and overwhelmed with loans and credit card balances, it can seem like things are spiraling…
Read MoreHoliday Shopping on a Budget: Abide by these 6 Rules
Just because funds are tight doesn’t mean you can’t buy gifts for those you love this holiday season. Nor does it mean you have to take out loans, sell your car, or open a slew of new credit cards in…
Read More16 Ways to Cut Costs and Build Up Your Savings Account
You might remember your parents teaching you about the need for a rainy day fund, but many of us haven’t quite put it into practice just yet. Sure, the unemployment rate is lower than ever, and even wages are showing signs of growth, but unfortunately, consumer debt is once again on the rise. That means that saving often takes a back seat when it comes to financial planning.
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