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Taking the Leap: How to Make a Career Change and Land on Your Feet

Changing careers can be financially risky, but with the right preparation, you can make a smooth transition.

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January 26, 2021By Paul Reid Budgeting, Credit 101 Banking, Budget, Budgeting, Career, Career & Education, Career Change, Career Tips, CD, cons, Credit, credit card, Credit Card Debt, Debt, Earning Potential, Emergency Fund, entertainment, Extra Income, Family, Finance, Financial Plan, Financial Planning, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, Grow, Health Insurance, How To, Insurance, Investment, Job Security, Life Events, Lifestyle, Long-term Saving, Managing Your Money, money, Money-saving Tips, Online Savings Account, Paying Down Debt, Personal Finance, Planning, podcast, pros, Quick Tips, Real Estate, Salary, Saving, savings, Savings Account, Savings Strategies, selling, Side Hustle, Spending, Starting Out, Work Life

Expert Interview with Tiffany Aliche of The Budgetnista on Financial Planning

Financial Eduation is important for everybody regardless of their demographic, and yet it is frequently overlooked by both the young and those who are just trying to get get by. Tiffany Aliche is passionate about financial planning, and shares that…

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January 25, 2021By Paul Reid Budgeting, Careers Acorns, Bank Accounts, Blog, Budget, Budgeting, Checking Account, Credit, Debt, Debt Management, Finance, Financial Education, Financial Goals, financial lessons, Financial Planning, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, flight, Home, How To, Inspiration, interview, Investing, Life, Lifestyle, Managing Your Money, money, Personal Finance, Planning, Retirement, Saving, savings, Savings Account, Spending, The Budgetnista, Travel, Travel Tips

Financial Lessons Learned During the Pandemic

As we wrap up this year, it’s important to reflect on positive lessons we want to take into 2021. Here are some of the top financial lessons.

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January 25, 2021By Paul Reid Budgeting, Financial Planning, First Time Home Buyers, Personal Finance 401(k), Auto, Budget, Budgeting, Buy, Debt, Emergency Fund, Family, Financial Goals, financial habits, financial lessons, Financial Planning, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, Home, Insurance, Investment, investments, IRA, Life, Life Insurance, long-term care, money, Money & Relationships, News, Personal Finance, Retirement, Saving, savings, Spending

How Much Should I Spend on a Car?

The sad thing about cars is that like boats and diamond rings, they’re depreciating assets. As soon as you drive yours off the lot, it immediately begins losing value. Some people are lucky enough to live somewhere with a reliable … Continue reading →

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January 25, 2021By Paul Reid Auto, Breaking News Auto, Budget, Buy, Buying, buying a car, car, Credit, credit card, Credit Card Debt, Debt, Drivers, Fees, financial advisor, Financial Planning, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, financing, financing a car purchase, how much should I spend on a car, Insurance, Investment, Loans, money, Mortgage, Planning, Purchase, Save Money, Saving, Spending, tax

IRA: #RealMoneyTalk, What Is That?

Some of us know it as I.R.A while others pronounce it âeye-ruh.â No matter if youâre team âI-R-Aâ or team âeye-ruhâ, you should definitely know what it means!Â These letters stand for Individual Retirement Account.Â Donât roll your eyes!…

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January 18, 2021By Paul Reid Financial Planning, First Time Home Buyers, Retirement Bank Accounts, Buy, Career, Checking Account, Fees, Financial Planning, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, Grow, Invest, Investing, Investment, investments, IRA, money, mutual funds, Planning, rate, Retirement, retirement savings, Saving, savings, Savings Account, tax, Vs.

6 Tips for Successfully Managing a Checking Account in College

Schoolwork? Check. Social life? Check. Managing your checking account? We’ve got your back.

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January 17, 2021By Paul Reid Credit 101 ATM, Banking, Banking 101, Budget, Budgeting, Budgeting Basics, car, Career & Education, Cash Back, Checking Account, College, College Life, Convenience, Debit Card, Fees, Finance, Financial Education, financial habits, Financial Planning, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, Grow, Home, How To, Life, Managing Your Account, Mobile App, Mobile Banking, money, Online Banking, Online Bill Pay, Online Checking Account, Personal Finance, Purchase, Quick Tips, Rewards, Rewards Checking Account, savings, School, security, Spending, Starting Out

5 Financial Goals to Start in 2021

Although many people start New Yearâs resolutions in January, thereâs nothing magical about January with regards to self-improvement. Still, the best time to make a change or set a goal is today, so if youâre ready to level up…

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January 17, 2021By Paul Reid Financial Planning, First Time Home Buyers Budget, Credit, Credit Cards, Debt, Debt Repayment, Emergency Fund, Extra Money, Financial Goals, financial habits, Financial Planning, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, Invest, Life, money, Pay Off Debt, Retirement, Saving, saving money, savings, Spending, Starting Out

6 Benefits of a Discover Online Savings Account

Start saving with a convenient, high-yield account that has no fees.*

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January 17, 2021By Paul Reid Uncategorized Automatic Transfer, Bank Accounts, Banking, Banking 101, Budget, car, Checking Account, Emergency Fund, Fees, Financial Goals, Financial Plan, Financial Planning, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, friendly, Grow, Home, Interest Rates, Life, Mobile App, Mobile Check Deposit, money, money market, money market accounts, Online Banking, Online Savings Account, Opening an Account, Purchase, Saving, savings, Savings Account, security

What to Know Before Taking Out a Subsidized Loan

Attending college or university is a dream for a ton of people. Yet higher education can be expensive, seemingly putting that dream out of reach for many students and families. Tuition at American schools has steadily increased for decades, so it can be hard for your average student to afford it. But it’s not only… Read More

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January 13, 2021By Paul Reid Home Care Tips, Student Loans Career, College, Credit, Debt, Fees, Financial Planning, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, Interest Rates, Main, money, School, Student Loans, subsidized loan, top-five-post, Vs.

3 Financial Self-Care Habits You Can Start Today

If youâre someone who struggles with financial anxiety and stress, practicing a financial self-care routine could help. Start with 3 habits.

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January 13, 2021By Paul Reid Financial Planning, First Time Home Buyers, Personal Finance Budgeting, Credit, Family, Financial Goals, Financial Planning, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, Life, living room, Luxury, money, Personal Finance, Saving, savings, Savings Account, Spending