Archive: July 2024

Financial institutions use a numerical rating called a credit score to determine how you will pay debt. A high credit score suggests to financial institutions that you will make timely loan payments. A low credit score indicates that there is a higher risk that you will not repay a loan. Your credit score can affect not only if you can qualify for

Times can be stressful when you travel. Take advantage of these tips to help you enjoy yourself and leave your worry behind.

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A good rule for Smart Spending is 50/30/20. Using this guideline, 50% of your income should go to basic needs such as groceries, housing, utilities, insurance, childcare, transportation, and monthly loan payments. Another 30% of your income for non-essential spending, and the remaining 20% for savings, charitable donations, and debt reduction.

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