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5 Ways to Organize Your Money

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We all want to be orderly and organized about our money. But intentions don’t always lead to actions. And then, of course, life throws in a good left curve any now and again. But it’s important to keep fighting the good fight and organize your money. The payoff for doing so is considerable: not only are your bills paid on time, but you can plan and achieve long-term financial goals. Retirement? Pay for your kids’ college? House renovations? All sounds good. So here’s the thing: don’t think of being orderly…

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Should You Pay Off Debt or Save for Retirement? 

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Remember the board game Life? Where you got in your nifty plastic car and “drove” your life pathway, making big decisions (college or no college?) and achieving major life goals along the way? Turns out, lowercase-L life is not that different. You have moments where you have to make big financial decisions that will impact your future in ways you can’t always easily predict. Like: should you pay off debt or save for retirement?  Look at the Pros and Cons  For big life decisions, using the old pros-and-cons lists is…

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Johnson Funding Reviews & Consolidating Debt

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Debt is one of the most trying problems of modernity. We have become a culture built on credit. When you aren’t in good standing with your credit, it can feel overwhelming—like you are drowning. The stress that is involved with debt doesn’t help anything. It won’t help you see a way out and you will have a harder time determining the best course of action. It is also because debt is complicated. Luckily there are experts in debt like Johnson Funding who can help you find a way forward that…

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Safe Path Advisors Helping Americans Get Control of Pandemic Credit Card Debt

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In order to walk down a path of financial freedom, consumers have to take control of their debt. That’s been extremely hard during the COVID-19 pandemic. More than 25 million Americans were still collecting jobless benefits at the beginning of October. In February, the Federal Reserve released data showing credit card debt was at an all-time high. However, since the outbreak, that’s actually starting to fall. Not necessarily for everyone, though.  Many Americans are in a financial hole. That’s causing them to turn to their credit cards more often than…

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