Though turning 18 may mark the beginning of adulthood, certain adult goals still seem far off: buying a house, getting a car, or taking out a loan. Yet even if you aren’t planning on owning a house of your own...
Table of Contents Government Definition of a Disability Financing Home Ownership for Those With Disabilities How to Apply for a Mortgage Loan Tips for Auto Loans for Individuals with Disabilities Additional Resources Having a disability means certain things could be...
If you’re starting to think about paying for college, chances are you’re considering your student loan options. With the average annual cost of tuition, room and board, and other expenses at four-year schools exceeding $40,000 in some cases, it comes...
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It’s the season of giving, and Americans are speaking up about what they really want for the holidays this year. Hint: more than likely, it’s something green that doesn’t grow on Christmas trees. To find out what Americans want to...
The average person may see anywhere between 4,000 and 10,000 ads in a single day. From binge-watching your favorite shows to checking the pile of coupons in your mailbox, advertisers have inundated our lives. Most of the ads we see...
You may not find it on an official calendar anywhere, but Friendsgiving is a newer holiday that has gained popularity in recent years. Much like Thanksgiving, Friendsgiving is a time to gather around the table with loved ones in the...
Your grocery bill can add up fast. From dinner entrées to snack items, the amount you spend makes a difference in your budget. Luckily, there are some guidelines to ensure you’re not overspending. The USDA publishes a monthly food plan...
Whether you’re running your own business or working for someone else, certain metrics are key to understanding how you’re doing financially. Net income and gross income are two numbers that can help you evaluate your business or personal finances. Various...
Table of Contents Why Students Should Consider a Gap Year How to Save for a Gap Year Money-Saving Tips During Your Gap Year Applying for College After a Gap Year Additional Resources For many young adults, it can feel like...
Though turning 18 may mark the beginning of adulthood, certain adult goals still seem far off: buying a house, getting a car, or taking out a loan. Yet even if you aren’t planning on owning a house of your own... 
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