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New Jersey schools’ programs educate students in financial literacy
As student loan debts increase, financial literacy education for college students becomes even more important. Seton Hall University and the New Jersey Institute of Technology have collaborated with SALT, a […]
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Why your long-term relationship may be harming your financial literacy
When a couple’s finances are combined, typically, only one person takes on the role of financial planner. Unfortunately, this can lead to a deterioration of the financial literacy skills of […]
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4 Ways to Save Money With a Fluctuating Income
Getting paid a steady salary is great, but it’s not a reality for everyone. We live in world of freelancers, independent contractors, side hustlers and commission-based jobs. Although this type […]
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How to Save Money on Your Next Vacation
Now that summer is approaching, you might be gearing up for your next trip. Whether vacation means sunbathing on a beach or snowboarding down an icy slope, you can plan […]
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How to Save Money on Your Next Vacation
Now that summer is approaching, you might be gearing up for your next trip. Whether vacation means sunbathing on a beach or snowboarding down an icy slope, you can plan […]
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5 Father’s Day Gift Ideas that Don’t Cost a Fortun
Father’s Day is Sunday, June 17. Do you have your gift ready to go? If not, you’re definitely not the only one looking for a last minute gift idea. Here […]
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4 financial goals you need to meet by age 40
They say 40 is the new 30, but regardless of whether that’s actually true, there are certain financial objectives you should aim to achieve by the time you reach that […]
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How to Take Advantage of Financial Technology
Advancing technology has quickly worked its way into our portfolios and (mobile) wallets. Given the plethora of mobile banking services, budgeting and investing apps, you likely have at least one […]
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3 Ways to Deal With Unfixed Expenses
While you likely know the importance of budgeting, some expenses are easier to account for than others. Your mortgage, your electric bill and your cellphone bill, for instance, consistently arrive […]
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Taking control: Tips from people who tackled their finances early on and now live debt-free
Entering adulthood saddled with student loans and possibly other debt is the norm for most American Millennials today. Those who paid off their debt at a young age say taking […]