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Cassidy Horton

Seattle

Finance Writer at Freelance

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  • 1 week ago | lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton

    I want to sell my timeshare … but how? Timeshares can feel like a trap. Maybe your annual fees keep climbing. Maybe booking a trip is harder than it should be. Or maybe the whole thing just doesn’t fit your life anymore. Whatever the reason, you’re not stuck. Here are the safest next steps to get out of your timeshare without falling for scams or wasting money. Table of ContentsBefore you do anything else, reach out to your resort or vacation club.

  • 1 week ago | lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton |Erin Kinkade

    If your credit score could use a boost, a credit builder app might be the easiest place to start. These apps offer tools like secured credit cards, credit builder loans, rent reporting, and score monitoring right from your phone. In 2025, they’re more popular than ever. That’s partly because they’re easier to access than traditional credit cards, and partly because more people are focused on financial health.

  • 2 weeks ago | lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton |Erin Kinkade

    Most of us have big money questions. How do I save enough? When can I retire? Am I even doing this right? Financial planning helps you answer these questions. And it’s not just for millionaires with stock portfolios. Real financial planning helps you use the money you have today to build the life you want, no matter your starting point. Ahead, we’ll walk through what financial planning really means, how it works, and what to expect if you decide to DIY it or sit down with a professional.

  • 2 weeks ago | lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton |Eric Kirste

    Nope, it’s not just you. Groceries really are more expensive in 2025. From $8 egg cartons to sticker shock in the produce aisle, food prices have continued creeping up long after the worst of pandemic-era inflation. But why? And will things ever go back to “normal”? Here’s what’s driving grocery costs in 2025 and what you can do to keep your food budget under control, even when essentials are anything but affordable.

  • 2 weeks ago | lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton |Eric Kirste

    The national average gas price sits at $3.17 as of April 2025, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics—up from $3.02 in December 2024. For many drivers, that means tightening an already stretched budget. Whether you’re commuting to work, planning a summer trip, or just filling up for errands, it’s frustrating to see prices creeping higher without a clear end in sight. So why are gas prices rising?

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Cassidy Horton
Cassidy Horton @CassidyHor90546
24 Oct 23

Help Kennedy See the Future Join us in changing a young life today! 🔗 Donate here: https://t.co/i2YbDbOiMf Meet Kennedy, a brave 1-year-old facing Pediatric Glaucoma, a rare and challenging condition threatening his precious sight. #PediatricGlaucoma #HelpKennedySeeHisFuture