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by Jennifer Derrick
Putting the “Plan” In Retirement Planning
Retirement will be one of, if not the most, life-altering phases of your life. Going from earning to spending, working t...
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by Jennifer Derrick
10 Lessons From a Failed No Spending Challenge
Every now and then, I get the urge to challenge myself financially. Even though I’m at the point where my financia...
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by Jennifer Derrick
Act Like Life Makes Sense
We all know that life doesn’t make sense a lot of the time. Random, nonsensical and unfair stuff happens everyday....
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by Flanice Lewis
Opinion: I Don’t Want to Win the Lottery
I don’t want to win the lottery. Specifically, I don’t want to win the jackpot. Of course, I could find a mi...
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by Mary Newton
Plan Your Financial Future with WeVest
Financial planning apps are everywhere, and each has something different to offer. WeVest is a fairly new financial plan...
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by James Hendrickson
The Best $50 Grocery List
For many people the grocery bill is the easiest thing to control in their budget. You can always alter your grocery list...
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by Will Lipovsky
10 Ways Traveling Can Help Your Finances
While traveling can be fun, it also tends to be expensive. Whether you’re traveling for work, school, personal rea...
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by Jennifer Derrick
The Frugal Benefits of a Regular Schedule
When I was in college and, later, working my first jobs, I never had a regular schedule. The jobs I had back then were e...
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by Guest Writer
10 Things The Army Taught Me About Finances
By Steve Repak, CFP® In basic training, a soldier goes through a process of mental and emotional retraining so that the...
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by David G. Mitchell
Entrepreneur Profile: Mark Nava of JNAVA Clothing
Creative genius and business skills are not always found in the same person. Creative minds want to create for the sake ...
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