The 13 Easiest Online Side Gigs For Extra Money
As side gigs become more common, the competition to land one only grows. But, of course, first you have to find one. Here are 13 ideas to get you started.
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Here's How To Buy A House If You're Broke (But Should You?)
To buy a home, you'll need a down payment, which is typically 20% of the purchase price. This said, there are ways to pursue homeownership even if you're broke.
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Paying Off Your Student Loans This Way Could Save You Money
While repayment terms for a student loan are typically set at 10 years, it takes, on average, 20 years to pay the loan off. Here's how to save a bit as you do.
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13 Warning Signs Of Financial Infidelity You Shouldn't Ignore
Financial infidelity can be as harmful to a relationship as other forms of dishonesty, which makes transparency around money quite important.
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How Much Money Should You Tip Your Hairdresser?
While it's not required, tipping hair care professionals is fairly automatic for a majority of Americans. As for how much to tip, this is the industry standard.
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13 Things You're Paying Too Much For And Didn't Realize
It's no secret that life is getting more expensive, but there are many small hacks you can employ to keep routine costs at their minimum.
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Why Selling Your House On Your Own Could End Up Costing You
While selling your home yourself can save you on commissions, it could cost you in other areas. Before you list your FSBO, consider the potential pitfalls.
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Dave Ramsey Says You Should Have This Much Money In Your Savings Account
Dave Ramsey says, "Every savings dollar has to have a job, a mission, an assignment." And for every person, it'll be different, but here's where you can start.
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These Little-Known Credit Card Perks Can Save You Money On Travel
If you don't travel often, you might not know about some of the credit card perks (beyond points and miles) that could save you money, time, and frustration.
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What Is A Budget Deficit?
A budget deficit sounds negative, but there's more to it than that, as there are potential pros. One key is if it's a short-term situation or a sustained one.
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What Is A Budget Surplus?
The U.S. last had a surplus in 2001. But, if the country were to find itself with some extra money, this is what it would mean and what it could do with it.
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The Hidden Costs Of Pet Ownership
Owning a pet can be an incredibly rewarding experience that also provides a home for your furry friend, but there are expenses to take note of.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Throwing Out Your Receipt
Before you toss that receipt, take a moment to ask if you might need it again. From taxes to returns, there are a number of reasons to hang on to a receipt.
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This Is The Best State To Retire In (& It's Not Florida)
A recent study found there's a state not name Florida that offers retirees affordability, quality health care, and low crime. Hint: Its name has four letters.
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Need To Ask A Family Member To Borrow Money? Here's How To Make It Less Awkward
If you need to ask family for money, it doesn't have to be (too) awkward a conversation. Further, asking to borrow from family is more common than you think.
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Simple Tricks To Lower Your Utility Bills In The Winter
Colder months tend to drive up utility bills, but there are several simple hacks you can employ to minimize the impact on your wallet.
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Bad Credit Affects You In More Ways Than You Realize
Bad credit affects more than simply your ability to borrow money, and it can have far-reaching impacts across your entire lifestyle.
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How Much Money Do Backup Dancers Make On Tour?
Backup dancers, who help create the energy for of a concert, tour, or music video, work in a super-competitive field with average pay (if you can get it).
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13 Things You Should Never Buy Brand New
Buying items from the used marketplace saves you money, and in many cases, it actually provides a better product for the long-term.
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The Sneaky Reason An Emergency Fund Could Be Your Downfall
Having an emergency reserve fund is important, but there are a few caveats to keep in mind, especially one that could lose you the money you so carefully saved.
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Are You Responsible For Your Spouse's Debt If They Die?
For a surviving spouse, there's so much to take care of, which, unfortunately, might include their partner's debt and the lenders reaching out to collect it.
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What Happens To A 401(k) When You Quit?
When you quit, there are a number of things to wrap up before moving on, and one is your 401(k). Your options will vary, depending on how much you've saved.
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17 Movies That Gave Actors Their Biggest Paydays
Celebrity actors make big bucks for starring in blockbuster movies, and the most successful are able to one-up their previous paydays.
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Is It Best To Pay Off Debt Or Start Saving First?
Planning for the future can be difficult when you're dealing with growing debt and little savings. However, you need to start somehow, and this is the best way.
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Common Money-Saving Tips You Should Ignore
The internet abounds with money saving tips, but the catch is that many of these tips may not apply to your situation specifically.
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Tips And Tricks To Save Money On Your Electric Bill
With energy costs rising across the United States, these simple-to-apply techniques can help you maintain control of your energy bill.
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Accident Forgiveness Coverage Isn't Always Worth It. Here's Why
With car insurance, there are various add-ons to consider, such as accident forgiveness. What exactly is this, and how much will this benefit (really) save you?
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