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Frugality can be the key to financial freedom you always wanted
Budgeting

Frugality can be the key to financial freedom you always wanted

Updated Apr 4, 2016

Frugal living mainly means living on less to make your life better and easier. There is difference in being frugal and in being cheap. Frugal does not essentially mean miser. Saving money is best when you are actually doing it for a good purpose, for your family and for your future. However this does not mean that you'll have to be selfish in the process. You can ...

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4 quick tips to save money & enhance personal life
Budgeting

4 quick tips to save money & enhance personal life

Updated Apr 4, 2016

So you're very busy in striking a balance between your professional and personal life? You hardly have time to peep into your checkbook and track your finances. In the meanwhile, you've already checked the "newsfeed" in your Facebook at least 5 times while returning from office. You've liked your friend's photos, shared posts and given your comments too. Now, here ...

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5 Things People With Good Credit Avoid
Credit

5 Things People With Good Credit Avoid

Updated Apr 4, 2016

It's a proven fact that paying your credit cards on time can boost your credit score, and with an excellent FICO score it really becomes easier to get approval for loans and at a lower rate. However, just achieving a good credit score is not the end of the road, you need to maintain it too. If you have no clue how to deal with your credit, you might ruin it ...

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Man kills family over debt: Is filing bankruptcy still a stigma?
Bankruptcy

Man kills family over debt: Is filing bankruptcy still a stigma?

Updated Apr 4, 2016

In our society bankruptcy is still considered a taboo. This has been the reason for many a disgraceful events occurring in our society and thus, forcing us to introspect our social as well as moral fibre. Man kills wife and son before killing himself - Why? Lets start with the actual incident. The story goes like this: A resident of Queens, New York killed ...

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Children to become smarter with money: Go ahead with this ultimatum

Children to become smarter with money: Go ahead with this ultimatum

Updated Apr 4, 2016

Being the largest economic powerhouse across the globe, our country has been basking in its glory ever since it emerged victorious in the World War II. And people like us don't rest on our laurels and are known for pushing our limits beyond the impossible, thus we've got eight out of ten world's best universities. Needless to say, we've got the highest number of ...

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Credit cards: Younger population have started to become money-wise
Credit

Credit cards: Younger population have started to become money-wise

Updated Apr 4, 2016

Our students are unfairly notorious for being financially ignorant. According to a latest financial article published by the CBS Money Watch regarding how students have been stereotyped with respect to their ability to manage their credit cards and the responsibilities that come along with such a costly, unsecured debt. A popular skepticism works here in this case ...

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Ways to revert your overspending habits while shopping
Personal Finance

Ways to revert your overspending habits while shopping

Updated Apr 4, 2016

Indulging oneself into shopping is something that most people cannot control. Whether it be a wonderful dress you saw at the mall last week or the lovely red peep toes that you always wanted to possess, you just can't stop yourself from shopping. Whether it is a wall painting that you think will change the look of your sitting room or a new dinner set to match the ...

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College debt rises while the DOE sleeps: Is President Obama listening?
Budgeting

College debt rises while the DOE sleeps: Is President Obama listening?

Updated Apr 4, 2016

Hell hath no fury like a debt collector scorned. A kind of twisted remark as compared to the original one composed by the famous English playwright William Congreve. But considering the present day dismal scenario of our otherwise crestfallen student population, the statement says it all. Here's why: Amanda Cordeiro, 29, from Clermont, Florida has confessed to ...

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