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The Atypical Finance Blog has tons of great content to help you manage your money in a way that is personalized to who you are and what your goals are. It’s just the thing to get you started and inspired in building the life that YOU want.
Not sure if you’ve heard, but it’s Springtime! Springtime is a time for growth—a time for change. And it seems like it’s a time for
Throughout modern history, there has been a ton of money advice given. Some is backed up by facts and experience while other advice is given
Tons of great articles to help you manage money your way.
For many Americans, debt is a fact of life, particularly if you have a college or graduate school degree. From student loan debt to mortgages to car loans to credit card debt, there are numerous types of debt that you may find yourself in — any of which may have a high-interest rate. The question then becomes when you should take the next step of refinancing that debt in order to reduce your interest rate.
Predicting the future—something many people try and do from your average person, stock market gurus, and all the way up to Presidents and country leaders. Predicting the future generally rides on educated guesses.
But did you know your finances can help you predict the future?
A lot of complaints I hear about saving for retirement (including from myself) surround the uncertainty of the future. I hear things like “you aren’t guaranteed tomorrow” or “there might be another stock market crash.”
While these complaints are completely understandable, they really shouldn’t be anything to worry about.
This week, I’ve got a guest post from Donald Weber!
Attending college is expensive — a fact that I have learned first-hand, like many other students.
My parents have saved throughout my life to help me get a degree, yet the rising cost of tuition means that I still have to take out loans. But in order to get the best possible start in life after graduation, I have worked hard to minimize my student loan debt.
Read on to learn my strategies, and join me in reducing student loans.
A budget and pop music. Two things that are usually not compared together. Have you listened to any pop music recently? Some songs can sound
Now that we’ve gone through a list of the seven best budgeting methods and also what I’ve used from each method to create my own budget,
In my last post, I provided you with the seven best budgeting methods that are around today. I also mentioned that I have used different budgeting
Unnecessary debt sucks. There is no getting around that. For the majority of the American population, debt will suck the life out of you. Sure
Today I’m proud to introduce a guest post with a great infographic on budgeting from Jacob Merkley over at PowerOverLife. Jacob talks about much more
It’s that time of year again. I feel like we just wrapped up making our 2016 resolutions, and here we are looking to make resolutions
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