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5 savings tips you can use now

By making a few adjustments to your spending habits, you can start saving more and prepare for a better financial tomorrow.
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Starting Out Financially
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The good and the bad: are private student loans right for you?

College is an exciting period of your life. But sometimes it can be nerve-racking when scholarships or financial aid won’t always cover tuition completely, making you consider alternatives, such as private student loans . And with the average total
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Starting Out Financially

Which student loan repayment plan is best for you?

Deciding how to pay back student loans after college can be overwhelming when you’re unsure of your financial situation. Thankfully, Federal Direct Loans offers a variety of loan repayment plans to choose from so you can pick the most affordable
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Starting Out Financially

Costs of college: more than tuition

College is a fun and rewarding time in life, as well as an expensive one.
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Starting Out Financially

Why you should start saving now

Putting 10% of each paycheck into a separate savings account each month will get you one step closer to your financial goals.
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Starting Out Financially
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Phishing with friends

Knowledge is power! Keep yourself and your personal information safe by using these tips, and share with your friends to spread the awareness.
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Privacy & Security
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Miracle Child

The Gift of the Children’s Miracle Network
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Community
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7 step timeline for buying a new home

Buying a home can feel like a roller coaster ride. These tips can help you stay on track and thrive in a fast-moving market. Find out more about the mortgage process timeline.
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Owning a Home
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Your loan-to-value ratio guide

What is a loan-to-value ratio? A loan-to-value (LTV) ratio is an expression of the amount of your loan as a total percentage of the value of the purchased asset. Check out our handy infographic in this article.
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Personal
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Getting out of the credit catch-22

How to establish your credit without a credit history
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Managing Debt & Credit