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Know this Rate. Holiday Shop with More Credit Confidence.

November 21, 2017 / TransUnion
Know this Rate. Holiday Shop with More Credit Confidence.The holiday shopping season is upon us. Whether you have big gift-giving plans or just want to get a few presents for your closest loved ones, it’s the time of year spending may be a little higher than usual. And...

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Saving

Valentine’s Day Gifts: 6 Practically Free Ways to Celebrate

February 14, 2017 / Farnoosh Torabi
Valentine’s Day Gifts: 6 Practically Free Ways to CelebrateMoney certainly doesn’t buy love (like, true love), but Valentine’s Day marketers always do their best to convince us that chocolates, fancy dinners and jewelry are sure-fire ways to your beloved’s heart. Last Valentine’s Day, the National Retail Federation estimated...

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Money Etiquette

Money Manners: Tipping

January 3, 2017 / Farnoosh Torabi
Money Manners: TippingA few weeks ago two service repairmen visited our home to fix our HVAC units. My husband tipped them each $20 on their way out because they’d been extra helpful. One man happily accepted, while the other kindly declined. Can...

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Budgeting, Financial Planning

Hey, Big Spender! Can You Afford It?

December 20, 2016 July 24, 2018 / Farnoosh Torabi
Hey, Big Spender! Can You Afford It?Big goals can carry price big tags. Whether you plan to buy a home, a new car or treat yourself to a much-needed vacation, you’ll need the money. And before you can really start planning for these big expenses, you’ll...

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Ask Farnoosh: Getting a new car without the new loan

November 8, 2016 / Farnoosh Torabi
Ask Farnoosh: Getting a new car without the new loanI want to purchase a car but avoid taking out loans. Would it be better to take money out of my emergency savings or my investment account? -Ashley Hi Ashley, If you can remove money out of your emergency or...

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Money Etiquette

Money Etiquette: Sticking to a Holiday Budget Without Being a Scrooge

November 1, 2016 / Farnoosh Torabi
Money Etiquette: Sticking to a Holiday Budget Without Being a ScroogeFrom presents to parties to poinsettia, researchers at Magnify Money, a personal finance website, found that Americans with debt sank an additional $986 in credit card debt over the holidays last year. This holiday season consumers seemed poised for yet...

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Family Finances

Money Milestones: Newlywed’s guide to money

September 20, 2016 / Farnoosh Torabi
Money Milestones: Newlywed’s guide to moneyOur “for richer or poorer” vows don’t always hold up, sadly. A 2014 study from the American Psychological Association finds that almost one third of couples believe money to be a major source of conflict in their relationship. And if...

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Budgeting, Early Career

How to Create Your First Budget

May 6, 2016 July 24, 2018 / Zina Kumok
How to Create Your First BudgetThere are many milestones of being an adult. Signing your own lease for the first time, being able to rent a car, having someone call you ma’am. But being an adult also means being responsible for your own finances. Like...

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Credit Info

The Truth About Department Store Credit Cards

April 26, 2016 / Zina Kumok
The Truth About Department Store Credit CardsIf you’ve ever shopped in a department store, you know the story. Maybe you picked up a new set of cutlery, registered for a wedding or tried on some new dresses. Whatever the reason for your trip, the checkout process...

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Financial Planning, Food Budgets

Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is: Healthy, Low-Cost Meal Planning

December 10, 2015 / Kim Tracy Prince
Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is: Healthy, Low-Cost Meal PlanningIf you are like most Americans, you spend a big chunk of your monthly budget on food and groceries. In fact, the average American family of four’s food costs around $800 per month. Factor in the holiday season’s temptations and...

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