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Renters Insurance: How Pennies a Day Can Save You Thousands 4

by Kyle Burbank
Do you have renters insurance? Have you ever even heard of it? If not, you’re certainly not alone as surveys have found that less than 40% of those who rent carry a renters insurance policy. When you consider the fact that 95% of home owners have homeowners insurance, it’s clear...
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Personal finance and money management can be very confusing. Most people know that optimizing their finances is important but few feel confident that they have the knowledge to do so.

At Dyer News we stay on top of the latest economic trends, financial products, and money management strategies in order to provide the knowledge to help you use the money you have today to live the life you want.

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Money Management
Money Management

Cutting the Cord? A Guide To Streaming Services and Saving Money 4

by Kyle Burbank
OOver the past few years, the term “cutting the cord” has become a well-worn figure of speech referring to those who cancel their cable or satellite subscriptions and opt to replace them with one or more of the various streaming services. Furthering this “cord cutting trend,” many of the streaming...
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Economic News
Economic News

President Trump Says Stocks Should Be 10,000 Points Higher, Blames Fed

by Jonathan Dyer
Even though consensus suggests that Federal Reserve is unlikely to raise interest rates this year, that doesn't mean that President Trump's battle with the agency is cooling any. In fact the war of words has escalated into political action as the President looks to install supporters of his own on...
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Economic News
Economic News

H&R Block Data Finds Vast Majority of Taxpayers Didn't Update W-4s

by Jonathan Dyer
With the 2019 tax season now in its final stretch, one of the big stories to emerge has been the shrinking refunds Americans have seen. While anecdotes suggested that most refunds were down, new data from tax prep firm H&R Block (reported on by Marketwatch) shows that they actually increased...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Study Finds Cheapest and Most Expensive Car Insurance States 2

by Jonathan Dyer
For years television advertising has been inundated with spots from car insurance commercials, each claiming to save Americans the most amount of money. Setting aside the fact that not every company can be the cheapest, one major factor in your rates is simply where you live. With that in mind,...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Top 10 Personal Finance Articles of the Month — March 2019 7

by Jonathan Dyer
It’s time again for one of my favorite features here on Dyer News: a look at the top 10 personal finance articles of the month. For this installment we start off with a look at all things budgeting, with tips for various money personality types. Then we'll check in on...
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Economic News
Economic News

Job Growth Bounces Back in March After Weak February

by Jonathan Dyer
In February U.S. job gains came in at a surprisingly low 20,000 — or more than 150,000 less than expectations. Despite being revised upwards to 33,000, it remains the weakest month of gains since September 2017. However the just-released March figures show a return to form of sorts, once again...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Americans are Spending More on Credit Card Interest

by Jonathan Dyer
In the world of personal finance, credit cards have been a divisive subject. While there are sites dedicated to the benefits of credit cards including travel rewards and cash back, there are those (perhaps most notably Dave Ramsey) who rail against such products because of the high interest rates they...
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Retirement
Retirement

Data Shows How Bad American "Retirement Crisis" Really Is 3

by Jonathan Dyer
Are you properly preparing for retirement? If you're like many Americans, the answer is most likely "no" — and that's a big problem. As CNBC reports, data shows that the majority of Baby Boomers as well as other generations are woefully ill-prepared for retirement, with savings, pensions, and Social Security...
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