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8 steps to selling a house

Maybe you have to move for work. Maybe your financial situation changed and you can’t afford your mortgage. Maybe you want to go off the grid, throw your cell phone into a river, and travel the country in an old VW van. Also, your name is just “Reingold” now. Whatever your situation, one thing might be clear to you: ...

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How to make money on eBay in 37 minutes

Learning how to make money on eBay is a great way to: Earn more with a side hustle Do something you love That’s why I decided to update my article on doing exactly that for 2018. A while back, I was able to make $1,000 selling things on eBay — which got me thinking: How can I show my ...

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The perfect policy: How much auto insurance do I need?

Finding out how much auto insurance you need is important — because you never know what’s going to happen. Some idiot rear-ends your car after tailgating you for miles. That hailstorm your weather app told you wasn’t coming decided to show up after all. Or maybe you’re just not as good as doing donuts in the Publix parking ...

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Pay off mortgage early: How to pay $70,000+ less on your loan

Paying off your mortgage early is a great example of a Big Win. Not only would it take years off of your loan term, you also stand to save a TON of money in the long run. How much money? For a $300K house, you can pay upwards to $70,000 less on your mortgage by paying it off early. ...

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What your flippant beliefs cost you

Earlier this month, I asked a bunch of people on Twitter why they don’t automatically invest. Follow me on Twitter. No judgment. If you don’t automate your investments, that’s fine — but I want you to consider this: What are your beliefs costing you? For example, the people who don’t automatically invest often believe they have very ...

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Debt reduction: How to get rid of debt forever

Being in debt is normal — statistically speaking. But there’s a difference between manageable debt and unmanageable debt. And you’ll know if you have unmanageable debt if: You don’t know how much you owe. You’re not paying off your statements in full each month. You’re suffering psychologically from it (e.g., losing sleep, avoiding emails/phone ...