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Here’s How to Deal With Holiday Debt
Several years ago, when I was living a lifestyle that was at least partially funded by credit card debt, I absolutely hated the middle of January.
Every single December, I would overspend. I’d buy expensive gifts for everyone on my list. Sarah and I would buy a pile of gifts for each other. We’d eat a lot of expensive foods. We’d travel. We’d decorate. We’d have “shopping days” where we’d also stop at coffee shops, go out for lunch, and usually end with an expensive supper.
It felt fun at the time, but by early January, it had faded. Then, mid-January would hit and the bills would start rolling in and it felt awful.
The debt hole we were in was deeper than ever.
The Best Cars to Buy for Teen Drivers
When a teenager gets their driver’s license, it can be exciting for the teen and nerve-wracking for their parents. Luckily, many of the fears and concerns parents face can be alleviated by choosing the right vehicle. While most parents would prefer their kids to drive around in an impenetrable tank and most teens would prefer a sports car, there is a happy middle ground.
What should a car for a new driver have?
Picking out good cars for teens can be a little tricky when trying to juggle affordability, safety and style. Thankfully, many car providers understand the struggle and have created some of the best cars for teenagers. These cars will have:
Does Debt Consolidation Hurt My Credit?
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Your Guide to Holiday Deals and Best Shipping Dates
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11 Side Hustles That Can Make You Money
Passive income, for example, is a good way to make money while you sleep. The money you make from passive income isn’t tied to how many hours you work or how hard you try.
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Best VA Mortgage of 2020
VA loans are a type of mortgage loan available to active service members, veterans and their families. These loans are administered through the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, otherwise known as the VA. VA loans often allow veterans to purchase a home with no down payment and can make it easier for service members to afford the cost of a home. VA loan lenders may also offer other related services, such as insurance or personal loans.
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