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It’s easy to dish out what you might think is great financial advice if you’re from the boomer generation — the most recent generation to accumulate copious amounts of wealth compared to others. But does the financial advice of this aging generation still hold up today? Older generation financial advisors such as Suze Orman and

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The National Financial Educators Council (NFEC) surveyed young adults in 2017 and asked them what high school course would benefit their lives the most. The majority responded that money management was the course that would be most beneficial. With personal debt is at its highest record and COVID-19 threatening to have the hardest economic effects

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One of the biggest questions millennials have today is: should I own a home, or should I just rent? If you buy, you get a return on your money and an opportunity to build real wealth. If you rent, you are just throwing that away or financing your landlord’s funds to put their kids through

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Talking about your finances with your family is already hard. But telling them you can’t afford to go home for the holidays is the conversation you’re absolutely dreading. But you aren’t alone. According to a recent Wallethub survey, 33 million Americans don’t have the funds for holiday travel this year. “U.S. consumers will be shelling

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At a certain point, most of what you knew about money came from your parents. They were the distributors of your sacred allowance, the funders of your phone bill, the providers of your health insurance. Before you were old enough to procure an income of your own, they were your bank — if you wanted

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