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When Does it Make Sense to Refinance Your Mortgage?

Posted on June 17th, 2021 Published By Peter Daisyme

If you’re a homeowner with an existing mortgage, you might think you’re all set. But just because you have a mortgage locked in doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the best mortgage for your situation. Refinancing is a cost-effective and logical option in many cases, particularly in a market wit...

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Business & Retirement Resources You Didn’t Know You Had

Posted on June 14th, 2021 Published By Max Palmer

Planning for retirement can be really stressful. You already have plenty of other things on your plate, and it seems like you have to figure everything out on your own. The nice thing is you don’t have to learn and know all of the ins and outs of retirement yourself. You don’t have to do [&h...

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Packing for Your Retirement Party

Posted on June 9th, 2021 Published By Matt Rowe

As a business owner, there’s a lot of things on your plate. You have to worry about hitting quarterly goals, boosting revenue, and somehow balance it with your personal life. With so much going on, it’s tough to think about the next 30-40 years when you’re just trying to get through the next f...

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10 Habits That Drive Your Financial Growth

Posted on June 7th, 2021 Published By John Rampton - Founder at Due

Unless you’re in the small percentile of people who are have received a large inheritance or trust fund or won the lottery, you need to build your wealth from scratch. And, that’s not the easiest of goals. Between stagnating wages, growing debt, and a considerable increase in the cost of living,...

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How to Determine the Most Appropriate Time for Going into Retirement

Updated on June 8th, 2021 Published By Vanessa Friedman

Decided to plan your retirement but confused with where to start from? For sure, that question needs considering various aspects: your lifestyle, needs, and other circumstances that can have a significant impact on our life. Though some people used to think early retirement might be like a garden ...

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Seven Smart Financial Goals to Accomplish in your 20s

Posted on June 1st, 2021 Published By Jessica Robinson

Our lives would seem so meaningless without goals, isn’t it? Goals are an integral part of our lives. We all have goals, and most of our ambitions are centered around the completion of these goals. From academic goals to career goals to friendship goals, the nature of goals we set for ourselves is...

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How Can You Raise Money for Your Business?

Posted on May 27th, 2021 Published By Max Palmer

Have you finally decided it’s time to launch your own business? Is it time for your existing business to expand? Or, do you need to offset losses from economic downturns or the unexpected, like COVID-19? If you answered yes to any of the above, then use the following 15 ways to raise money for you...

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Financial Planning for Singles: How to Save Money and Enjoy Your Independence

Updated on June 10th, 2021 Published By Kiara Taylor

There are a lot of benefits to being single. Flying solo means you have complete freedom to make your own decisions and lets you focus on your own personal and professional development. But what about your financials. Financial planning for singles is typically never talked about. Single adults ca...

Personal Finance

Should You Help Your Parents With Money Matters?

Updated on May 23rd, 2021 Published By Chalmers Brown - Former CTO of Due

I can still vividly remember that first time it happened. It was right after a family dinner for my nephew when my dad leaned over and asked me if he could borrow $20. I was completely dumbfounded. Without hesitation, I pulled out a crisp $20 bill. But, I did ask why? My dad, after all, […]...

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10 Ways to Boost Your Retirement Savings (Without Extra Money)

Posted on May 20th, 2021 Published By John Rampton - Founder at Due

Work. Save. Retire. When it comes to retirement planning, that’s the boring advice we’ve been told ad nausem. And, even though we might be tired of hearing it, saving is indispensable if you want to live comfortably in retirement. According to Fidelity Investments, by the age of 67, you should h...