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How to Spot (and Stop) Mortgage Junk Mail
When you finalize the purchase of a home, your information becomes public record—and on comes the junk mail. The good news is there are ways to spot (and stop) mortgage junk mail.
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Keep Your Investments on Track While Weathering the Inflation Storm
There are many forces working against us right now. Inflation, gas prices, and stock market woes have made investing a big challenge. But it’s wise to stick to a long-term plan while being frugal in the moment to weather the storm.
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The Ins and Outs of Credit
Credit is an integral part of your financial power, and fully understanding how it works will help you build a solid history that will open doors and advance your goals. While misusing credit can be devastating, using it wisely offers many benefits throughout your life.
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Recent Articles
Student Loan Relief: Keep Paying or Hit Pause?
A student loan forbearance has been in place for a few years now. The federal government also is attempting to forgive up to $10,000 per borrower. With all this relief, do you pause your payments or temporarily make interest-free payments?
4 Ways To Watch Your Savings Grow
Conventional savings accounts offer the easiest access to funds but the lowest interest rates. Don't overlook certificate, money market, and health savings accounts as alternatives.
Common Savings Terms (and What They Really Mean)
There are a lot of terms out there that deal with "savings." What do they all mean? Gaining an understanding of how terms, like the ones we go over in this glossary, work together will clear a path forward for making the most of your money.