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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
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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Economic News
Economic News

Study Finds Average U.S. Household Has $8k+ in Credit Card Debt 3

by Jonathan Dyer
It's sad to say that, for many Americans, credit card debt is just a fact of life. Currently our total outstanding credit card debt tops $1.03 trillion dollars. What's more it seems that attitudes toward debt continue to evolve, leading the majority of adults to admit they'd take on debt...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Apple Officially Announces Apple Card Credit Card

by Jonathan Dyer
Well, the rumors were true: Apple will soon offer their own twist on a credit card. This week the Cupertino-based company — in partnership with Goldman Sachs and Mastercard — officially announced Apple Card. With an emphasis on financial health, unique perks, and of course a new level of Apple...
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Economic News
Economic News

Universal Basic Income: What It Is and What People Are Saying About It 3

by Kyle Burbank
In recent years, universal basic income has been discussed by several notable figures, including Silicon Valley totems Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg as well as political notables like Barack Obama and Bernie Sanders. Yet, while you might assume that, based on those names, UBI was strictly a progressive platform issue,...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Ameritrade Survey Finds Many Investors Lack Knowledge of Retirement Accounts

by Jonathan Dyer
How much do you know about your retirement accounts? Even if you contribute to an employer-sponsored 401(k) or even a traditional IRA, chances are you still might not be familiar with all of the rules, requirements, or fees that come with them. To prove this point, recently Ameritrade interviewed 1,006...
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Economic News
Economic News

Federal Reserve Seems Unlikely to Raise Rate This Year

by Jonathan Dyer
Over the past year, one recurring economic story has revolved around the Federal Reserve. That’s because the central banking system spent 2018 slowly raising interest rates from their historically low levels — much to the dismay of the President. Although that trend was expected to extend into this year, it...
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance

Money at 30: What If You Need to Move Your Stock Portfolio? 2

by Kyle Burbank
So far 2019 has been a year of learning for me. More specifically, as a newbie investor, I’ve been trying to expand my portfolio and put more of my extra funds into the market. This journey has led to a few questions regarding different brokerage account options and the pros...
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