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Answered by Dan Crimmins
Financial Adviser in Woodcliff Lake, NJ
I think the best tip is to actually keep track of the money you are spending. You will be amazed at the amount of money that you spent on things that you don't even n...
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Answered by Britt
We have a large family so shopping in bulk just makes sense for us.
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Asked by Ashley Soto
Answered by Chad Freeman PRO+
Branch Manager in Bethesda, MD
Hi Ashley: As a mortgage professional, I would ask if you have a home equity line of credit on your home. If so, I would then ask what the interest rate is that you...
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Asked by AuntieCathie
Answered by Bradford Creger PRO+
MoneyTips Contributor in Pasadena, CA
Auntie Cathie, Yes, pay off the credit cards – but that’s probably all you should do. I see no one has told you that at today’s low interest rates it is probably m...
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Asked by an anonymous user
Answered by Pamela J. Horack, PRO+
CFP® in Lake Wylie, SC
Woo hoo! Great job - you should be proud of yourself for getting your debt under control. If you have not done so already, work on building up your emergency fund. The...
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Answered by Kim Miller PRO+
CFP® in Redmond, WA
Hi - it can be a struggle to get to Down Payment Paradise. You don't specify what the "ton of bills" represent and I won't speculate but you need to prioritize. Set ...
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Answered by D. Patrick Anderson, CAA, AFSP
Tax-Free Plan Specialist in Herndon, VA
Having a Ph.D. is a great advantage. Not everyone can achieve such a educational pursuit. Being promoted with your Ph. D. will no doubt speak of your credentials and...
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Answered by Alex Bentley PRO+
Financial Adviser in Pacific Palisades, CA
My feelings are that if Social Security and other government entitlements become too heavy a burden for future generations, they will diminish rather than go away. Th...
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Asked by Boyce
Answered by Cathy Curtis
Financial Adviser in Oakland, CA
Good morning, First off, go back over your last year of credit card and bank statements and create an expense worksheet based on that review. First , focus on your dis...
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