I’m going to tell you a story, one that I’ve been kicking myself for since the day it happened
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Moving to the country has long been associated with retirees fleeing the hustle and bustle of city life to enjoy a peaceful time in the countryside. While it’s true that many people move to the country in retirement, it’s still a viable idea for anyone that’s currently working. More to the point, it may actually
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Regardless of your age, it’s never too early to plan for retirement. Yes, we’re talking to you, teens and 20-somethings! The day you’re done working may seem very far away right now, but you don’t want to be caught unprepared for when that day comes (and it might come sooner than you think!).Around 64% of
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When you’re self-employed, there’s a lot of challenges that come with taking that career choice. However, having a career that can work around you can certainly be something that provides you with a better balance of work and life. Unless that is, you’re someone who loves to work! Here are some tips worth considering when
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80% of Americans consider loans to be a necessity, according to the Motley Fool. From emergencies to high education costs, you cannot blame them for thinking the same. However, all loans work under the same principle – you will be spending money that you haven’t yet earned at a cost.Once most people work their way
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The new year is fast approaching, so now is a great time to make some financial changes. Don’t wait until January to put these things in place. Working towards them now will get you into the habit and ensure you’re already in a better place when the clock strikes midnight! Below, we have some smart
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