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Student Loan Debt 101
- By: njcfe
- In: Financial Literacy News
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If you’re a recent college graduate that took out student loans, you might be starting to realize what you signed up for. Nearly three-quarters of students graduate with student loan […]
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Will your expenses stay the same in retirement?
- By: njcfe
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One of the trickiest things about saving for retirement is estimating your future living costs. After all, it’s hard to predict the extent to which inflation will rear its ugly […]
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Burdened by Debt: The Best and Worst States at Managing Debt
- By: njcfe
- In: Financial Literacy News
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How well do New Jersey residents stack up to the rest of the US when it comes to managing personal debt? Recently, Credible answered this question by assembling a state-by-state […]
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How to Start Planning for Retirement if You Haven’t Already
- By: njcfe
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It’s never too early or too late to start planning for retirement. In fact, the sooner you begin planning, the better off you’ll be. Here are three retirement planning tips […]
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GENDER AND GENERATIONAL DIFFERENCES DRIVE INCREASED LATE BILL PAYMENT AND DEBT COLLECTION ACTIVITY
- By: njcfe
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In celebration of Financial Literacy Month, the National Foundation for Credit Counseling® (NFCC®) has released its 11th annual Consumer Financial Literacy Survey. This year’s survey, conducted online by Harris Poll […]
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