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You spent too much on the holidays. Now what?

The holiday season is especially expensive, and 2020 was no exception: spending grew by 8.3% over 2019.Â If you overspent, here are some strategies for tackling your debt.

January 26, 2021By Paul Reid Temporary Warehouse Tips balance transfer, Budget, car, chase, Credit, credit card, Credit Card Debt, Credit Cards, credit score, Credit Scores, Debt, Debt Management, existing, Expert Q&A, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, Holidays, Home, Interest Rates, money, Money Management, News, Popular, rate, Spending, Wealth and Wants

9 Ways to Recover from Overspending During the Holidays

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The packages have been opened. The kids are loving their new toys.Â You are enjoying your coffee one morning and reading your mail when you see themâ¦ THE BILLS! Yikes! It seems you went a little over your budget. It was fun and the joy you brought to your kidsâ faces was worth it. However, … Read More about 9 Ways to Recover from Overspending During the Holidays

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January 25, 2021By Paul Reid Careers, Money Management Budget, Christmas Budget, Credit, credit card, Credit Cards, date night, Debt, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, frugal, Getting Out of Debt, Holidays, kids, Life, Main, money, Money Management, Money Saving Articles, rate, Save Money, Saving, savings, Spending, tax

Money Market Account vs. Savings Account: Which Is Best for You?

It all depends on your financial goals and how you plan to manage your money.

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January 25, 2021By Paul Reid Uncategorized ATM, Banking, Banking 101, Blog, car, Checking Account, College, Convenience, Debit Card, Emergency Fund, Fees, Finance, Financial Education, Financial Goals, Financial Plan, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, Frugality, Funds Transfer, Grow, High-yield Accounts, Insurance, Interest Rates, Investment, kids, Long-term Saving, Managing Your Account, Managing Your Money, money, Money Management, money market, Money Market Account, money market accounts, Money-saving Tips, Online Banking, Online Savings Account, Opening an Account, Personal Finance, rate, Retirement, Save Money, Saving, saving for college, Saving for Retirement, savings, Savings Account, Savings Strategies, security, Vs.

4 Considerations for Opening Your Child’s First Checking Account

Would your child benefit from a checking account? Check out these 4 tips to start them off on the right financial foot.

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January 18, 2021By Paul Reid Family Finance, Financial Planning apps, ATM, Banking, Budget, Budgeting, Buy, car, Career, Cash Back, Checking Account, College, Convenience, Debit Card, Family, Family Finance, Fees, Finance, Financial Education, Financial Goals, financial habits, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, Grow, How To, Joint Account, kids, Kids & Money, Life, Managing Your Account, Mobile App, Mobile Banking, money, Money Management, Online Checking Account, Opening an Account, Purchase, Raising a Family, Rewards, Rewards Checking Account, Saving, savings, security, Spending, Starting Out

What Is Budget Billing and Is It Right for You?

If you want to keep utility costs consistent month to month, budget billing may be for you.

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January 13, 2021By Paul Reid Budgeting, Home, Home Ownership Banking, Budget, Budgeting, Budgeting Basics, Checking Account, Credit, credit card, Credit Cards, Enhancing Your Budget, Fees, Finance, Financial Plan, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, Going Green, Home, House & Home, Lifestyle, Managing Your Money, money, Money Management, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Rewards, Save Money, savings, Savings Account, Spending

10 Ways to Save on CollegeÂ

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College is expensive, thereâs no debating that fact. The average amount of money borrowed to obtain a bachelor’s degree was $29,000 in 2017/2018, according to the College Board, Thatâs a whole lotta money (and itâs a number thatâs only likely to go up). If you want to avoid years and years of debt payoff after … Read More about 10 Ways to Save on CollegeÂ

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January 13, 2021By Paul Reid DIY, Money Management College, Credit, credit card, Debt, Financial Wize, FinancialWize, Getting Out of Debt, Insurance, Life, Main, money, Money Management, Saving, School, Student Loans