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Traditional vs. Roth IRA: Which Is Better?

November 29, 2022
Tagged as: 401k, investing, IRA, personal finance, roth ira, saving for retirement

While you might already be investing in your employer’s retirement plan (like a 401k or something), contributing to an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) will provide you another outlet to save for your retirement while also...

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The Worst Debt Imaginable, Ceiling Fan Hack, & Disintegrating Diamond Hands 🤲

November 22, 2022
Tagged as: bad debt, debt management, financial advisor, good debt, money podcast, personal finance, saving for retirement, saving money

Good morning and happy Tuesday!! ☕️ When we first began podcasting, we heard this statistic… “About 75% of podcasters give up in less than 1 year”. And while that might turn many people off from...

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Good Debt and Bad Debt, Explained

November 21, 2022
Tagged as: bad debt, debt management, good debt, investing, money, personal finance

Is there such a thing as good debt and bad debt? It’s a hot-button debate in the personal finance world, because the word “debt” alone sounds like something you should avoid at all costs. But,...

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Saving Money on Travel: A HUGE list of tips and tricks…

November 19, 2022
Tagged as: Airbnb, cheap flights, Cheap travel, Life Hacking, rewards cards, saving money, Traveling with Purpose on the Cheap

The more money you save on travel, the more places you get to visit! Sure, there are times when spending $4000 on a one week trip to Disneyland might be worth it. But for most...

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Cheap Date Ideas, Frugality is HOT, & Losing the Lottery 😭

November 15, 2022
Tagged as: 401k, cheap cell phone plans, credit cards, frugal, frugal living, frugal vs cheap, investing, personal finance, saving for retirement, saving money

Good morning everyone! We have some bad news and good news… Bad news: We didn’t win the $2.04 billion powerball lottery last week. 😪 Good news: We already have everything we need and want in life! Food,...

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Frugal vs Cheap – Differences and Examples

November 14, 2022
Tagged as: cheapness, debt management, frugal, frugal living, frugal vs cheap, investing, personal finance, saving money, Traveling with Purpose on the Cheap

Have you ever been accused of being cheap? If so, how did it make you feel? In our society it seems like nobody ever wants to be labeled a cheapskate—it’s an insult and brings all...

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End of Year Financial Checklist ✅

November 13, 2022
Tagged as: 401k, charity, credit cards, financial aid, health savings account, HSA, insurance, investing, personal finance, rewards cards, roth ira, saving for retirement, saving money, tax refund

Ignoring your financial plans is like ignoring the gas gauge in your car. There are so many little money moves people should consider each year (many of them have tax advantages) and putting them off...

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Is Costco Membership Worth It? 5 Scenarios When it Definitely Is

November 12, 2022
Tagged as: costco, costco hacks, credit cards, grocery hacks, personal finance, rewards cards, saving money, shopping, warehouse clubs

You’ve probably heard your friends talk about how awesome Costco is and all the membership perks they love. But in the back of your head you might still be thinking, “if I shell out 60...

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Bilt Mastercard Review: Earn Points Paying Your Rent

November 10, 2022
Tagged as: credit cards, credit score, paying rent, paying rent with cresdit card, personal finance, rewards cards, saving money, should i rent or buy a home

What if you could earn cash back and additional perks by paying your biggest monthly bill with a credit card? Sounds nice, but until recently, it’s been a pipe dream, basically impossible to pull off....

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Debt Snowball vs. Debt Avalanche – Difference and Examples

November 10, 2022
Tagged as: credit cards, debt forgiveness, debt management, debt snowball, high interest debt, personal finance, saving money, student loans

Americans are in more debt than ever. Lots of it. In fact, in 2022, consumer debt hit $16.5 trillion, with the average American holding $96,371. Student loan debt, car loan debt, credit card debt, mortgage...

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