Category Smart Money

How to Teach Kids and Teens Smart Money Management

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Financial literacy is an essential life skill that should be learned from childhood. Teaching kids and teenagers about smart money management will help them to learn good financial habits that they will take with them into adulthood. Due to the lack of financial education, young people may not know how to handle their money wisely […]

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The Latte Factor: Could Small Daily Spends Be Destroying Your Financial Future?

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A lot of people have the question in their minds as to why they are unable to save money when they earn a decent income. One often forgotten reason is that of the accumulation of the small daily expenses that appear to be unimportant but actually do accumulate over the years. In financial expert David […]

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Hidden Fees That Are Costing You Money (and How to Avoid Them)

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Many people have a blind side to hidden fees that cost them a lot of money. They are usually hidden in the fine print and can take a significant amount of your money without you even knowing it. Whether it is banking, subscriptions, travel, or shopping, these fees are not insignificant and can amount to […]

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Cash vs. Credit: When to Use Each for Maximum Financial Gain

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It is important to know when to use cash and when to use credit in personal finance management. While cash is a real way of spending control, credit gives flexibility and potential benefits if used properly. Selecting the proper payment method could lead to the maximum financial gain, better budgeting, and even better credit scores. […]

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Emergency Funds: How Much Should You Save and Why It Matters

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Financial security is a must in the current world and an emergency fund is a form of financial safety net for the unforeseen. Whether it is a lay off from work, a medical emergency, need to repair your home or you are stuck with a broken down car, having some money can prevent stress and […]

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The Weekend Spending Trap: Why Your Budget Fails After Friday

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It can be easy to manage money properly through the week but then the weekend comes. It is a common phenomenon that although many people try to follow a budget during the week, they tend to lose it over the weekends. Despite the name, weekends are a prime time for impulsive spending—whether through online shopping, […]

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