Archive - July 2022

We have all been there when either an emergency comes up or money gets tight. It may feel like an easy solution to dip into your savings but don’t allow that to be your first solution as if you do it once, you’re more likely to make a habit of it. Allow your savings account to be untouched and have the opportunity to grow. Try these five tips before resorting to your savings, you can thank us later.  Rework Your Budget  The first thing you should do if you are feeling...
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Debt can be a burden and a hindrance to financial success. Eighty percent of Americans have consumer debts, and the average debt is $38,000, excluding mortgages. Paying off debt will help you to improve your credit rating, save you on interest payments, and make you financially secure in the short term. On the other hand, saving for retirement can offer a long-term return on investment that is not guaranteed by paying off debt. The longer you wait to save, the less you may earn. You may need...
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 We all enjoy eating out and spending time out with friends here and there, but it can add up! When looking for ways to be social, but cut back on your spending, it can feel like you’re not allowing yourself to fully indulge and have fun. Should you go out to eat or spend a night out on the town? Absolutely yes, socialization is something we all enjoy in our own way. Check out these tips to cut spending, but still, enjoy yourself here and there. Track Your Spending   To...
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