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Want to get out of a money rut? Chances are there’s someone else who’s been in the exact same rut you’re in—and they're blogging about it.
Here are a few of our favorite millennial money bloggers not to miss.
Looking for a vacay that won't break the bank? We've got you covered. Here are our picks for the best affordable east coast vacations.
Best of all, several of these spots offer fun and relaxation in winter and summer. Choose your destination and pack your bags!
In the past, conventional wisdom pushed everyone into buying a home—because it’s a great investment, plus a key factor in being an adult.
But is that still true?
A Twitter war recently broke out after author and financial guru Jean Chatzky tweeted out: “By the time you’re 30, you should aim to have 1x your annual income set aside for retirement.”
She even went on to say that by the time you’re 40 you should have 3x; at 50 it should be 6x; at 60, 8x; and by retirement, 10x. As you can imagine, everyone fired back. And not in a good way.
When I was considering quitting my full-time job to start working as a freelance writer, I got a lot of advice. Some of it was great; some was off the mark. And some was impossible to follow.
The biggest piece of impossible-to-follow advice I got was also the piece that sounded the most sensible: don’t quit your day job without six months’ worth of living expenses in your savings account.
You may not be in a position to take that bucket list trip right now, but that's not to say you have to settle for a staycation.
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