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Credit cards can increase your purchasing power, but how many credit cards are too many? There are both pros and cons of having multiple cards.
Continue ReadingRunning a side business can be a good way to make ends meet and even build for the future. Extra income from a side hustle is useful for paying bills and, if substantial enough, enhancing your savings. And there’s always the potential for it to become a fulltime venture, granting you more independence and freedom as a small business owner.
A friend of mine who recently scored a better-paying job remarked that one of the things he was looking forward to about his hiring was that his credit would improve. He couldn’t wait for the bump he believed his credit score would get from his new higher income.
Student loans are a hot-button topic these days. As of 2019, 44.5 million borrowers owe a total of $1.5 trillion, and the average borrower graduates owing $28,650. Most people can’t repay a debt like this immediately, but don’t despair. The good news is that graduates with a four-year degree earn an average of $399 more per week than those with some college but no degree, which should make it easier to pay off those loans. With some patience and pre-planning, you should be able to pay back your loans and meet your other financial priorities at the same time.
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