You may think you’re on top of your finances, but you could still be falling for common #moneymyths. Debit cards aren’t always better than credit cards, you don’t need a home to build credit, and budgets matter at any income level. Credit cards aren’t an emergency fund, investing isn’t just for the rich and starting young isn’t optional. If any of these sound like you, a money myth may be holding you back!
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A strong work ethic is something you can work on now, before you’re even in the world of paid work. It will influence your entire life and help you tackle tasks from homework to house chores with the proper attitude. Learn the value of hard work, how to manage your time and set clear goals. This is an important lesson for your life!
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If you’re just getting started handling your own money, try using the 50/30/20 rule! This helps you split your money between needs, wants and savings so that everything gets covered, you start building savings and you still get to have fun! Make sure you apply it to all income you earn, and pretty soon it will become automatic.
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Survey scams are everywhere, and they all follow the same playbook: lure you in with promises of cash or gift cards, then trick you into sharing personal or financial details.
When income or benefits are suddenly reduced or lost, it can feel overwhelming. But there are practical steps you can take to stay financially steady and supported. In this post, we share six simple strategies to help you manage the impact, find resources and regain control when experiencing financial difficulty.
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Hosting Thanksgiving doesn’t have to break the bank. From potluck planning to DIY décor, discover seven smart ways to cut costs without sacrificing the holiday spirit. Click to read on for simple tips to save big this season!
