Money Saving Websites and Apps

On March 22, 2012 By

Although online shopping has taken the world by storm, so has online saving!  Smart shoppers don’t pull out their credit cards before first surfing their favorite websites and apps for discounts, coupons, promo codes and even after-the fact savings on just about every category of expense imaginable.  Make sure that you’re getting the best value [...]

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Curing Your High Electric Bill

As the cost of energy increases, so do monthly electric bills. Most people don’t realize that there are hundreds of things that you can do around your home to save money on your bill, and most of them are free or very inexpensive to do. Even better than that, many [...]

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Retirement is the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow that we are all working towards. The vision of eventually leaving the workaday world and heading off to pursue our dreams – whether adventure, relaxation, charitable work or something else – is often the thing that makes the worst day on the job [...]

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Valerie Anne Reyes is a guest writer for Paying Paul. This company offers help to different people with credit card debt problems.

No one takes out credit cards anticipating that they will get into financial trouble. Unfortunately, for many consumers, credit card debt can quickly become overwhelming. If you cannot pay off your card [...]

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The goal of dating is obviously to impress the person that you’re with enough so that they’ll want to continue dating you, and for years, many people have lived by the simple rule that in order to date successfully, you need to be able to afford fancy restaurants and lavish gifts just to impress [...]

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Most people decide to apply for a credit card at some point in their lives. However, first time credit card applicants can often run into a lot of problems, often through no fault of their own. Perhaps one of the biggest issues faced by first time credit card applicants is the lack of a credit [...]

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Is 702 a Good Credit Score?

On April 1, 2011 By

If your credit score is 702, you have good credit. According to Experian, any score that is above 700 is considered good by most lenders. However, there is still some room for improvement if your score is 702. A good credit score in the lower 700s can turn into a truly excellent score once [...]

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Having bad credit makes it harder not only to borrow money, but also to get a job or even rent a place to live. That’s right – it’s becoming much more commonplace for potential employers and landlords to check credit history. So, does credit repair really work? Is it possible to restore credit scores? The [...]

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Most people who diligently save money have their own ways of doing it. Using a savings account and depositing a set amount each week into it may be the most common method used, but there are actually a few other practical ways to save money that differ from just stashing it away.

Saving Money On [...]

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The Importance of Saving Money

On March 31, 2011 By

Most adult people have some idea of the importance of saving money, but few put what they know to work for them. People who do make an effort to save often don’t put enough money aside. In truth, many people don’t actually enjoy saving money because the money isn’t intended for immediate use, and they [...]

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