I figured that people would be interested in knowing a few very low-effort ways to put some extra money in your pocket. Here are some money hacks that comes to mind. Hack #1 – Credit Card Offers With many Chase, American Express, and Discover cards, there are special offers for cash back at specific vendors. […]
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The Medical Professional’s Dilemma Young physicians are often faced with a unique situation – higher incomes and higher student loans debt burdens than most individuals will ever see. In the past, the strategy for most young doctors was the following: keep student loans in forbearance during residency, refinance them at a low interest rate when
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Variable rate loans, which have increasing or decreasing payments depending on prevailing interest rates, scare people. The metaphorical boogieman of potentially higher payments some day in the future drives most to flock to the perceived peace of mind of fixed rate loans. What we’ll explore in this article is the monetary cost of that certainty,
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If you are self-employed or are not offered dental benefits from your employer, the math suggests buying dental insurance on your own is often worth it. Here’s my take.
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Let’s explain how to conduct a breakeven analysis on buying versus leasing a car while considering transaction costs, financing, and taxes.
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