Becca Borawski Jenkins
Director of Editorial Strategy at Finance Buzz
Editor @FinanceBuzz
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1 month ago |
financebuzz.com | Sarah Sheehan |Becca Borawski Jenkins
It's no secret that divorces can be expensive. Some can be downright draining, both emotionally and financially. But the dissolution of your marriage doesn't have to wreck your finances, even if it is contentious. With a little preliminary preparation, you can be in a better position to make smart money moves and act strategically throughout the divorce proceedings to protect your bank account. Here are nine costly divorce mistakes you'll want to avoid.
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1 month ago |
financebuzz.com | Matt Miczulski |Becca Borawski Jenkins
It doesn't matter how much money you make, car insurance is a worthwhile investment. Plus, all but two states require drivers to have some minimum insurance to legally drive on the road. If you're looking to get car insurance, you're probably wondering how much coverage you actually need. Aside from meeting the minimum requirements in your state, you also don't want to overpay for your insurance policy. Car insurance can be expensive enough as it is.
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2 months ago |
financebuzz.com | Matt Miczulski |Becca Borawski Jenkins
My wife and I recently switched car insurance providers, cutting our bill from about $2,100 for six months of coverage for both our cars to just over $2,600 per year (for the exact same coverage). Although the savings in insurance costs are substantial, I know we're still paying significantly more than average. Although we can't help the fact that our state is the third-most expensive state for car insurance, there are a number of things we can do to reduce our costs — and you can do them, too.
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2 months ago |
financebuzz.com | Matt Miczulski |Steve Miller |Becca Borawski Jenkins
Everyone wants cheaper car insurance. We’ve all seen enough GEICO commercials to know that. Car insurance rates fluctuate over time based on a range of factors. And though you have some control over the cost of your premium through the coverage you select and discounts you apply for, insurers have broad leeway to set and elevate your rates as they please. How long it will take for your personal rate to go down depends on why it’s high in the first place.
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2 months ago |
financebuzz.com | Laura Gesualdi-Gilmore |Becca Borawski Jenkins
The benefits of tiny living are immense: the ability to own your home for a much cheaper price, the chance to get creative with interior design, and for many who have chosen the "van life" route, the ability to travel when you want. The #vanlife hashtag reveals millions of posts on Instagram, with proponents touting the benefits of being able to sleep in a new location every night.
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