Today, I want to revisit a common (but always interesting) discussion, covering “Should married couples or those in a long-term relationship have joint or separate accounts?” I say “revisit” because I brought up this topic over a year and a half ago on this very blog. It was in my early days of blogging and …
Should Married Couples Have Joint Bank Accounts? (2023 update) Read More »
Florida residents may find themselves with unexpected expenses just like anyone else. In addition, however, they may face additional disasters from things like hurricanes and flooding. Furthermore, Florida’s economy is still recovering from COVID-19. Many people may not have the funds to cover financial emergencies. A personal loan can come to the rescue. Florida has …
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Why not pay off debt the smart way? Most working adults owe money to at least one institution, corporation, or government agency. Paying off debt is part of the lifetime goal of millions of hardworking adults, but the task can be elusive under the best of circumstances. It is essential to understand your debt relief …
This article is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as financial or legal advice. The Crypto market is taking off, and you may have read my recent article covering cryptocurrency investments. In the ever-evolving landscape of cryptocurrency, Bitcoin exchanges play a pivotal role in facilitating the buying, selling, and trading of this …
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According to Ascend Finance, there is no specific minimum amount of debt that you need to have in order to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. You are not alone in your question. One of the most common questions that people have is whether they have enough debt to qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. In this …
How Much Do You Have To Be in Debt To File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? Read More »
Debt settlement is a process where a person in debt negotiates with their creditor to pay off a portion of their outstanding balance in exchange for the creditor agreeing to consider the debt as fully paid. This option can be appealing to individuals who are struggling to make their monthly payments and are at risk …
