
Kaitlin Milligan
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3 days ago |
financebuzz.com | Adam Palasciano |Kaitlin Milligan
When it comes to becoming debt-free, personal finance guru Dave Ramsey has no shortage of advice. His approach to debt elimination is widely known, particularly his "debt snowball" method, which encourages tackling smaller debts first to build momentum. However, Ramsey also warns against several popular debt reduction strategies that he believes can backfire.
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4 days ago |
financebuzz.com | Heather Bien |Kaitlin Milligan
Retirees flock to states where there's no state incometax, and Texas is right there at the top of the list. With a low cost of livingin many areas across the state — and retiree-friendly features like warm weatherand access to major hospitals — there's a reason folks over the age of 65 flockto the Lonestar State. This is a place where you can maximize yourretirement savings while finding a comfortable place to make your home. Ready to start working on that Texas retirementplan?
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5 days ago |
financebuzz.com | Sandy Baker |Kaitlin Milligan
For those thinking about retirement, it's often essential to consider two core things. First, having a location that's affordable tends to be a priority, and second, there's a need to choose a city that's fun with lots of things to do. It is important to look for ways to avoid wasting money to stretch your retirement savings further. With lower costs, these are cities in which you may keep more money in your pocket.
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6 days ago |
financebuzz.com | |Kaitlin Milligan
Many companies recently have begun to call their workers back to the office. But there are still jobs that allow you to work from home while making enough money to build wealth. Check out these jobs that allow you to work remotely and still earn at least $60,000 a year, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Web developer joyfotoliakid/Adobe Median annual wage: $95,380A web developer creates and maintains websites for clients.
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6 days ago |
financebuzz.com | Heather Bien |Kaitlin Milligan
Selling a home feels like one of those signs of financial success that means you've come full circle. You bought a home, now you're selling it — hopefully at a profit. But lurking behind this proud homeownership move could be a risk you didn't realize. Some situations could get you into legal trouble when it comes time to sell, and there are even a few occasions where you could be sued.
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