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Joint Account: A Definition
A joint account is a bank account that two or more people share and manage. Learn about how this type of account works and if it is the right option for you.
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Credit Card Closing Date Vs. Due Date: What’s The Difference?
Credit card closing dates and due dates are both important parts of a billing cycle. Read about credit card closing dates and due dates and how they affect you.
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Forex Trading: A Guide For Beginners
Forex trading is one of the biggest global markets where investors profit by betting against currencies. Learn more with this forex trading beginner’s guide.
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What Is Good Debt Vs. Bad Debt?
Debt can be good or bad, depending on where you invest your money. Let’s explore the differences between the two and learn how to manage any type of debt.
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Should You Manage Your Own Portfolio
It’s never too early to start thinking about investing — even if retirement seems like a faraway concept. Read our guide for tips on portfolio management.
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Recycling For Money: What You Can Recycle And How Much Cash You Can Earn
Recycling can benefit your pockets as much as it benefits the planet. Learn what items you can recycle for money and how much you can earn by doing it.
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New Home Construction: How Much Does It Cost to Build a House?
On average, it costs $400,600 to build a house, but that figure varies widely. Learn more about the factors that determine how much it costs to build a house.
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How To Make A Real Estate Investment Business Plan, And Why It’s Important
Having a real estate investment business plan can make or break your company. Learn what a business plan should include and why having one matters.
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Return On Investment (ROI): How To Make The Formula Make Sense
It’s incredibly important to evaluate the profitability potential of real estate and financial investments. Learn how to use the ROI formula to make smart choices.
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Where To Find Financial Assistance During COVID-19
Searching for financial assistance options to help you get by? Check out our list of resources to learn where you can find financial assistance during COVID-19.
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The Philosophy Behind Contrarian Investing And How To Make This Strategy Work For You
Has following the herd left your investment returns flat? Learn how contrarian investing can reap huge profits for lone wolves.
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How To Compare Secured Vs Unsecured Credit Cards
There are many differences between secured vs unsecured credit cards, including credit and deposit requirements. Learn more about how to compare the two types.
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PIN Numbers: What They Are And Why They Matter
The personal identification number associated with your debit card or bank account can be a crucial measure of security. Learn more about PIN numbers here.
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What Is A Neobank, And How Do They Work?
Want to do all your banking on the go or from the comfort of your home? Read what neobanks can do for you, from quick and easy processing to lower fees.
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Options Trading: What It Is And How To Get Started
An option is a financial contract that grants you the right to buy or sell an asset during a certain period of time. Here's how to make it work for you.
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How To Teach Your Kids About Finances This Holiday Season
Read our guide to learn how to teach your kids about finances and budgeting during the holiday season.
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Online Financial Advisors: What Are They And How Can You Find The Best One?
An online financial advisor can offer the same as an in-person advisor without you having to leave home. Learn how to find the right online advisor for you.
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What Is A Debit Card?
A debit card is a plastic card used to make purchases. When making a purchase, the money is automatically deducted from the cardholder's checking account.
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