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Being financially well starts with learning simple tips and tricks and is, well, simple. Get started here.
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The smallest changes can make the biggest impact, like creating a grocery list to help you stay on budget.
Paying rent each month and saving helps achieve goals like buying a house.
What is a need vs. want? Knowing the difference can make a big change in your savings.
Cutting down on certain spending habits can bring you closer to achieving your long-term financial goal.
To make financial goals more attainable, budget week by week to see what you spend and save.
Don’t forget to change your saving habits when you get a raise, your account deserves to celebrate too.
Going out to eat adds up, especially when it’s a daily habit. Try packing a lunch to watch your savings grow.
If goals are hard to reach, they become unattainable. Try scaling them down to be bite-sized and easier to achieve.
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Not to mention you can add up how much those savings can accrue over the years.
Pay off what you owe, or invest the money and let it grow? This online tool can help.
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Plug in what you owe, interest rate, and how much you can pay.