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How To Deal With The Financial Aftermath Of A Car Accident

Nov 23 2021Nov 10 2020 by Susan Paige

Car accidents don’t just cause mental and physical damage: they can wreak havoc on your finances too. Non-fatal car accidents cost $78,900 on average, and when there is serious physical damage or life is lost, the price tag can be quite steep. From affording a new car after a crash to the medical bills and disruption in your work income, getting into a car accident can cause a long-lasting impact on your finances and your path to recovery. The better you can navigate the financial fallout after your accident, the sooner you can focus on healing and moving on.

How to Become a Millionaire in 5 Years

Oct 30 2020 by Trey Larocca

Among those interested in wealth building, one major goal is millionaire status. This goal, though, usually takes a long time to obtain. For many, subtle habits they have picked up from the culture around them can make the process even slower. While there really is no fool-proof way of guaranteeing millionaire status in 5 years, … Read more

3 Items That Are Much More Expensive if You Make Your Own

Nov 02 2020Oct 28 2020 by Trey Larocca

There is so much useful knowledge out there on the internet for homeowners. With the Do-It-Yourself movement having grown so much in the past decade, it seems like everything is more cheaply done at home. While most of the time that sentiment holds true, there are some exceptions. When it comes to DIY, there are … Read more

The Common Pain Points of Personal Finance and Their Solutions

Nov 23 2021Oct 20 2020 by Susan Paige

Personal finances are a stress for just about everyone regardless of age, gender, race, or even what job they work. Money makes the world go round…and not having enough can lead to all kinds of problems.