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Finances may not be the first topic of discussion on a date, but if the relationship evolves to permanent status, couples will want to discuss each other’s financial situations and…
Alarm clocks, notepads, novels, and calendars are all accessible from an app on your phone. So, it should be no surprise that consumers can find debt payoff apps on their…
We’re proud to offer free online financial literacy courses. Learn how to boost your savings, improve your credit and conquer your debt, without spending more than a lunch hour on…
In these modern times – when there’s an app for just about everything – it has never been easier to manage your money. With the right personal finance app you…
Choosing the right mortgage is a critical part of buying a home. Even if a lender gives you a green light to borrow a certain amount, that amount might not…
When it comes to personal finance, success revolves around a simple math equation. How much money are you bringing in? How much money are you spending? Calculate your total monthly…
InCharge’s Debt Consolidation Calculator is a smart way to determine if working with a credit card consolidation company will save you money, either through a debt management program or debt…
If you’re into do-it-yourself personal finance, don’t go out there and wing it. Use this library of personal finance calculators to get accurate numbers that will help your decision-making process.…
Personal Finance Calculators Personal finance calculators will help you make better decisions when it comes to consolidating your debt, buying a home or financing an automobile. More personal finance calculator…
Financial Football Test your money management skills by answering financial questions that allow you to move down the field and score touchdowns. Are you warmed up and ready to compete?…
Sources:
- N.A. (2024, January 25) Average Sales Price of Houses Sold for the United States. Retrieved from https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/ASPUS
- N.A. (ND) Making a Budget. Retrieved from: https://consumer.gov/managing-your-money/making-budget