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Planning your financial future - here are a few ways to get started
Maybe you think you should start building credit—but you’re not sure which credit card is the best pick. Or you may be looking to buy a new car or your first house....You’re in the right place! Money Under 30 is here to help guide Millennials meet their financial goals and make more informed decisions about their money. Let's get started!
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You know what’s the worst? Flying to another continent in a seat with such sparse legroom that you can rest your chin on your knees.
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To determine whether or not your credit card is benefiting you, it’s important to evaluate your usage and earnings every so often.
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A credit card with a 0% APR on purchases can be a great way to finance a major purchase. Compare offers and learn how to use no-interest credit cards wisely.
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The Wells Fargo Active Cash Card offers a high flat cash back rate, but no accelerated rates. Read our review to see if it's worth getting.
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Betterment, Wealthfront, and Personal Capital all help manage your investments. Check out my review to find out which is the best fit for you.
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As a Gen Z, you may be wondering where to start financially. Don’t worry, we have a list of all the financial accounts you should have.
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IPOs (initial public offerings) are a monumental event for a company that helps drive their next stage of growth.
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A buy-and-hold investment strategy is about buying assets with the intent of holding them for long periods of time.
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$100K is a lot of money. But if you have it, and are looking for smart ways to invest it, here are a few options to explore.
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What comes after the homebuying process? Here are five money-saving tips that every new homeowner should know.
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There's a big difference in a 3% vs. a 4% mortgage rate. Read our article to see how different rates affect what you'll pay long term.
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The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America uses character-based lending to help first-time homebuyers achieve the American dream.
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LGBTQ+ homebuyers need to consider extra factors when buying a home versus their non-LGBTQ+ counterparts. Location is particularly important.
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There are many LGBTQ+ friendly cities in the U.S., but the ones on my list offer plenty of resources, a large LGBTQ+ population, and affordable living.
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Next Insurance insures small businesses. Read our review to find out what Next offers and how it compares to competitors.
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With competitors in the private student loan space, can Sallie Mae win on rates and features? Or is “she” riding on brand awareness alone?
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Looking for a risk-free way to build up your credit history fast? A Chime credit builder card might be right for you.
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Barclays Online Savings offers a high APY and charges minimal fees. Check out our review to see if Barclays is a good match for your needs.
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Crowdstreet empowers high-net-worth individuals to invest in long-term, high-yield commercial real estate deals. What are its pros and cons?
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Looking to get a loan? Our loan payoff calculator can help you determine how much you can afford to borrow before you apply.
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With or without health insurance, medical bills add up fast. Here, straightforward strategies to handle medical bills you can't afford.
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The three major credit bureaus will drop most medical debt from credit reports. For millions, this could mean a higher credit score.
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The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates to tame high inflation. Here’s what that means for borrowers, savers, and investors.
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Inflation can be both good and bad when you have student loans. It depends on the type of interest, and if your salary keeps up with costs.
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Want to find the best car insurance comparison platform? Check out our full review of these comparison sites.
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How much car can you afford in your 20s? Here's our simple formula to help you figure it out based on your income and lifestyle needs.
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Life insurance can be pricey but very worthwhile in certain circumstances. Read our article to find out if those circumstances apply to you.
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Term life insurance is best for most young people, but whole life has its benefits too. Read our article to see which is smartest for you.
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Renters insurance covers your personal belongings, personal liability, medical expenses, and additional living expenses.
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