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The Motley Fool Ascent

@TheAscentMoney

9 months

The best little-known travel card perk 👀 :

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Our team of experts reviewed the best credit cards to bring you our top picks, including Discover it® Cash Back and Chase Sapphire Preferred®.

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9 months

Americans are expected to spend a record-shattering $41.5 billion on back-to-shopping in 2023. That's roughly $895 that each household with children will spend. Is that in line with your back-to-school shopping?

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11 months

The Fed has raised #interestrates 10 times since March 2022 in an effort to cool the pace of #inflation . In June, the Fed decided to pause its interest rate hikes...but will that be enough to prevent a widespread economic downturn?

The Fed Just Paused Interest Rate Hikes. Do We Still Need to Worry About a Recession?

Interest rates are holding steady for now, but does that mean a recession is no longer in the cards? Read on to get the scoop.

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4 years

Happy #WomensEqualityDay ! Check out some of our favorite women in the #PersonalFinance sphere, including: @FARNOOSH , @SingletaryM , @stefanieoconnel , @CleverGirlCGF , @herfirst100K , @FrugalFeminista , @EFG_tweets , @pledgettes , @MyFabFinance , and @Brittneycastro . Who would you add?

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@TheAscentMoney

5 years

All your money matters. Let's help you conquer your money goals, together. Check out to get started.

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@TheAscentMoney

10 months

4 little-known ways to save extra money at #Costco : 1/5

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@TheAscentMoney

2 years

@SuzeOrmanShow explains why you should automate your emergency savings fund in an exclusive interview with The Ascent. "Out of sight, out of mind."

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@TheAscentMoney

8 months

Stocks vs Cash: Where do you park your money? Awesome the insight from @makingmsimple :

Cash vs. Stocks: Where Should You Park Your Cash?

Savings accounts are paying record-high interest rates, making them an attractive option. Find out why stock market investments may still make sense.

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

How to shop for a house, with insight from @Thefrugalgay11 : "I typically make the most money on the ugliest houses. People are quick to get caught up on ugly wallpaper and laminate countertops but often the biggest opportunities are in these."

8 Things to Look for in a House That Will Save You Money

Looking for a way to spend less on your next home purchase? Read on for some features to watch for that will save -- and make -- you money.

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The Motley Fool Ascent

@TheAscentMoney

4 years

BIPOC personal finance experts you should be following, including @savvygirlmoney , @FreddyIsFrugal , @FrugalFeminista , @MyFabFinance , @PayBalances , @SingletaryM , @TheBudgetnista , @HisandHerMoney , @CleverGirlCGF , and @brownreport . Any others you recommend? Let us know.

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

An important reminder for anyone considering home ownership 👇

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1 year

I can't stress it enough when I say mortgages are not your only housing costs. Stuff like: - Maintenance - Closing costs - Insurance - Repairs - Taxes - HOA All must be accounted for in the decision making process.

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

Suze Orman warns of a coming "financial tsunami":

Suze Orman Warns of a 'Financial Tsunami.' Here's Why

Should workers be worried about an economic downturn? Read on to see what Suze Orman thinks.

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The Motley Fool Ascent

@TheAscentMoney

8 months

Quick PSA: You'll be financially okay even if you never own a home in your life. Really.

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The Motley Fool Ascent

@TheAscentMoney

11 months

Some great options in here 👇

Side Hustle Queen & Remote Work Bestie | Daniella

@iliketodabble

11 months

Side hustles for people in their 30s: One pays up to $110 per hour

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

#Taxes are due this year on April 18. If you don't think they'll be done on time, here's what to do:

Worried You Won't Get Your Taxes Finished on Time? Here's What to Do

We're running up against the tax-filing deadline. Read on for advice on what to do if your taxes aren't complete.

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A2: Finding joy and satisfaction in something other than possessions can free up an incredible amount of money for saving/travel/investing/etc. #CreditChat

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

"I'm a Brand-New Investor. Here's How I'm Starting Out" featuring some insight from Jenn Uhen of @pledgettes :

I'm a Brand-New Investor. Here's How I'm Starting Out

Everyone has to start somewhere. Keep reading to learn how one writer is approaching investing for the very first time.

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

If you want to negotiate your #rent , try this:

If You Want to Negotiate Your Rent, Try This Housing Hack

Yes, rent costs are sometimes negotiable. Keep reading for a trick to try the next time you're facing a rent hike.

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@TheAscentMoney

10 months

Upgrade to an Executive membership. This costs $120 a year (vs. $60). The Executive membership gives 2% back on all Costco purchases, even online ones. Spend $3,000 at Costco in a given year and you break even: 2% of $3,000 amounts to the extra $60 an Executive membership costs.

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@TheAscentMoney

3 years

🏆 Congrats to the winners of The Ascent's Best-Of 2020 Awards!🎉 See our picks for the best personal finance products of the year across banking, stock brokers, mortgage lenders, personal loans, and credit cards:

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

Quick PSA: Don't leave tons of your money hanging out in your digital payment apps. If that app goes down or the company goes bankrupt, your money could be lost since these apps are not FDIC insured. Learn more:

Why You Should Pull All Your Extra Cash Out of These Apps ASAP

Digital payment apps are convenient, but they don't offer the same level of protection as traditional banks. Read on to learn why.

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

If you're not a millionaire (yet), don't be discouraged. Most wealthy Americans had some help on their path to financial success:

Study Shows Only 27% of Wealthy Americans Are 'Self-Made'

You don't have to inherit money to become ultra wealthy, but it helps. Get the inside scoop on where America's wealthiest individuals got their money.

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1 year

At the end of 2022, Bank of America surveyed over 1,000 individuals with >$3M.

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@TheAscentMoney

11 months

Thinking about opening your own business? Here's how much you need in savings:

This Is How Much You Need to Have in Savings Before Launching a Business

If you're thinking about launching your own business, make sure you have the right amount of money in savings. Here's how much to save.

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A1: 1. Make a list of all your debts -- and the details 2. Determine what your debt is costing you 3. Make minimum payments on time every month 4. Get help if you struggle to make payments ...and 10 more: #CreditChat

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A5: Hold your investments. Don't be one of the people who gets nervous from falling market prices and starts selling off their portfolio at a loss. Continue investing. You have an opportunity to buy at a low point and make big gains when the economy recovers. #CreditChat

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

Using #chatgpt for credit card recommendations? Be careful - its advice may not be 100% accurate.

Americans Are Using ChatGPT to Shop for New Credit Cards. How Good Are Its Recommendations?

ChatGPT has become a popular source of financial advice. See if you can trust its credit card recommendations or if you're better off looking elsewhere.

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

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@TheAscentMoney

5 years

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@TheAscentMoney

10 months

Pay attention to price reductions. If a sale happens after you've purchased something, head to customer service and ask for a price adjustment. If you're within 30 days, Costco will generally do this without any sort of hassle, even if you don't have the item with you. 4/5

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@TheAscentMoney

8 months

Intimidated by the stock market? Here's how one of our writers got over their fear of investing:

I Used to Be Terrified of Investing in Stocks. Here’s How I Got Past It

Owning stocks carries risk. Read on to see how this writer moved past her fears to build her portfolio.

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

"[Side hustles] can be a way to help increase your income without jeopardizing your current job." Get more advice on how to retire on $100k per year, with tips from @iliketodabble :

Want to Retire on $100,000 a Year? Here Are 5 Steps to Get There

Retirement is much more comfortable when you're financially secure. Learn how to retire on $100,000 a year with these moves.

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A2: A budget will help you navigate those challenging times. Figure out your monthly essential expenses, determine how much money you have coming in, decide what to do about your savings goals and then develop a system. #CreditChat

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A3: Budgeting can be oddly freeing and, yes, exciting. You'll be motivated from the guilt-free spending, saving for cool stuff, and seeing your credit score improve. #CreditChat

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

Not sure how to get started with your #taxes ? These 3 moves will help:

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@TheAscentMoney

11 months

Nobel-prize winner Paul Krugman has come out with some string criticism of cryptocurrency. Here are his reasons:

This Nobel Winner in Economics Is Slamming Crypto. Here's Why

Nobel economist Paul Krugman recently called cryptocurrency worthless and pointless. Read on to learn why his view is such a negative one.

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@TheAscentMoney

11 months

Becoming a notary could pay you $2,000 or more a month -- and it's totally flexible. For the notaries out there: is it worth it?

This Side Hustle Could Pay You $2,000 or More a Month -- and It's Totally Flexible

Want a serious income boost? Read on to learn more about one potentially lucrative side hustle.

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

An Australian girl is retiring at 11 and haha, no, we're not jealous at all.

An Australian Girl Is Retiring at 11. Here's How She Did It

Running a successful business involves knowing how to promote it. Here's the story of one mom who earned big bucks on behalf of her child.

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

Waiting for housing prices to drop? Here's why they haven't: (1/6)

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@TheAscentMoney

3 years

Here are five reasons Des Moines might be one of America's best kept secrets: Secret's out, @DesMoinesGov , @BusinessIOWA , @DSMpartnership

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Acme_Gamers @kindnessaj The Motley Fool has existed since 1993 with the aim of helping folks attain financial freedom. Our name is in homage to the one character in Shakespearean literature — the court jester — who could speak the truth to the king and queen without having his or her head lopped off.

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian Q3: Some documents you can shred after a few months, some you'll want to file away for a few years. Here's our full list of what to keep and what to toss (and when): #CreditChat

Financial Documents: What to Keep and What to Toss

If you have piles of paperwork at home, you may wonder when it's okay to let go. Here's how long you need to keep your financial documents.

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

1 in 3 Americans are cutting spending due to #recession fears. Learn more:

1 in 3 Americans Are Cutting Spending Due to Recession Fears. Should You?

The U.S. economy could take a dive this year. Read on to see if you should be cutting your spending in light of that.

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@TheAscentMoney

2 years

We are excited to announce the winners of the Best-Of 2022 Awards from The Ascent, a Motley Fool service. If you’re interested in leveling up your #personalfinance game this year, these tools can help make you smarter, happier, and richer in 2022.

The Ascent's Best-Of 2022 Awards | The Motley Fool

See our short list of the best credit cards, banks, mortgage lenders, crypto exchanges, and more in The Ascent's Best-Of 2022 Awards.

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The Motley Fool Ascent

@TheAscentMoney

4 months

Congratulations to The Motley Fool Ascent's 2024 Best-Of Awards winners! To see who won best credit cards, banks, stock brokers, car insurance, personal loans, and mortgage lenders, please visit

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A8: Talk about money with girls. Give your daughters an allowance. And so much more: we've got an awesome list of ways to help girls become more financially savvy and confident. #CreditChat

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

Congratulations to @RobinhoodApp for winning Best Stock Broker for Options Trading, Best Stock Broker for Optional Shares, Best Investing App Overall, and Best Investing App for Beginners⁠!

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A6: Depends on your goals. Building/rebuilding credit? New to credit cards? 1. Maximizing rewards, or already have an excellent credit score? 2. Full guide here: #CreditChat

How Many Credit Cards Should I Have? | The Motley Fool

Consumers often wonder how many credit cards they should have. Explore the factors to consider and how to decide on a number that's right for you.

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The Motley Fool Ascent

@TheAscentMoney

2 years

Hey cash back fans 👋 Discover is releasing its #cashback calendar quarter by quarter in 2023. Here's what that means for bonus categories...

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

Thinking about a move to Midwest?

Experience Sioux Falls

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1 year

Sioux Falls was ranked as the 6th most affordable city in the Midwest by @TheAscentMoney .

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@TheAscentMoney

5 years

The biggest threat to your credit score:

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@TheAscentMoney

5 years

Your bank doesn't want you to know this money hack. Here's how to get a late payment removed from your credit report.

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The Motley Fool Ascent

@TheAscentMoney

3 years

6 awesome TikTok creators that are helping people master their money: @herfirst100K @blondebrokeboug @Humphreytalks @MartikaTruchon @AdmaniExplains @savingwhiz Who else are you following on #personalfinance TikTok?

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The Motley Fool Ascent

@TheAscentMoney

4 years

Via @finder : 5 experts to share their best tips on how to build your financial safety net.

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

If buying a home isn't urgent, maybe wait for different market conditions, esp. if it lets you save more down payment, improve your credit score, or pay off debts. Median sales prices HAVE trended downward and the Fed has indicated it may pause interest rate hikes in 2023. (6/6)

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A4: A high credit score will snag you excellent interest rates for car loans, credit cards, and mortgages. It can also help you refinance existing loans to speed up debt payoff. #CreditChat

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

New study! Here are the 10 most affordable cities with high salaries and low cost of living in the Northeast:

The 10 Most Affordable Cities With High Salaries and Low Cost of Living in the Northeast | The...

The Northeastern United States has high salaries and costs of living. Check out the 10 most affordable cities in the Northeast to see the top deals.

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

One good way to increase your money knowledge is listening to podcasts: you can learn without pausing the rest of your life. Here's a look at 14 personal finance podcasts that will increase your money IQ.

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@TheAscentMoney

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1 year

Increasing your salary vs cutting costs: Which would you prefer?

Side Hustle Queen & Remote Work Bestie | Daniella

@iliketodabble

1 year

My latest for @CNBCMakeIt is live 🙌 I increased my salary by $80,000 in just 5 years. Here's how I did it—and the exact scripts I used

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

What Happens if Mortgage Rates Never Come Down?

Mortgage rates have been elevated for quite some time now. Will they come down eventually? Read on to learn more.

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A1: Quite simply, it's an excellent way to make your money work for you. Don't invest and you miss out on average returns of over 10% per year. #CreditChat

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

Here's why #recession warnings shouldn't stop you from investing this year:

Here's Why Recession Warnings Shouldn't Stop You Investing This Year

Many economists are predicting the U.S. will enter a recession this year. Find out why it could make sense to continue to invest in the stock market.

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@TheAscentMoney

2 years

School is almost back in session. While your children are busy learning, take the opportunity to impart some financial wisdom, such as: -How to save -How to budget -How to comparison shop #budget #personalfinance #savings

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A4: First, apply for unemployment. We created state-by-state guides for folks who need to file: #CreditChat

Coronavirus Resources | The Motley Fool

Worried about how coronavirus may impact you and your finances? We're here to help. Check out our resource hub, where we explain where to find childcare while homeschooling, how to apply for unempl...

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

#WordOfTheDay : Credit Score. For some, a source of pride. For others, a stressor. Click through to learn about the factors affecting your credit score and how to address them.

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

Raise your hand if you're hoping car prices come back down in 2023. ✋

Will Car Prices Come Back Down in 2023?

Cars have gotten expensive. Read on to see what's in store for 2023.

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@TheAscentMoney

2 years

With inflation up, it's a good idea to keep your extra cash in an interest-bearing account. Look into high-yield #savingsaccounts , money market accounts, or CDs.

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@TheAscentMoney

2 years

Anyone can benefit from putting money into a Roth IRA. But if you're younger, it could especially pay to fund one of these accounts. #personalfinance #retirement

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

Our friends at @MorningBrew are running a very cool and fun 3-part crash course on credit cards. Highly recommend reading it with a coffee and a croissant. Or if you're not a coffee drinker, two croissants.

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A1: The big ones we've been seeing: loss of income, anxiety about the future, economic uncertainty. #CreditChat

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@TheAscentMoney

1 year

High mortgage rates could discourage sellers from listing their homes. Not only will they potentially forfeit a lower monthly mortgage payment by selling, but they'll also be entering the home-buying fray and clamoring with the rest over the few homes for sale. (5/6)

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1 year

The bank has said it will return any fees you've been charged because of the missing deposits. More details on the issue here:

The Banking World's Woes Continue as Wells Fargo Customers Report Missing Paychecks

Wells Fargo users said deposits were not showing on their accounts. Find out what the bank said and whether customers should be worried.

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

Happy #FiscalFriday ! What is one thing you're doing this month to better handle your finances? One idea: pay your credit cards next to a beautiful alpine lake.

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A6: Don't feel like a failure if you rely on a little screen time. We're all human. More tips here: #CreditChat

How to Work From Home -- With Kids -- During the COVID-19 Outbreak

With schools closed nationwide, many parents have to do the impossible -- work while caring for their children.

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@TheAscentMoney

2 years

Life happens and expenses pop up. Savings accounts are there to help you cover those expenses and avoid high-interest debt. #personalfinance #budget #savings

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A5: 1. Find out which benefits you're entitled to receive. 2. Make spending cuts. 3. Reduce medical costs and make an HSA contribution. 4. Refinance (personal loan or mortgage) for a lower monthly payment. 5. Reach out to the institutions you owe money. #CreditChat

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@TheAscentMoney

3 years

If you constantly find yourself wondering where your money is going, a budgeting app may be just what you need. Check out the best budgeting apps for 2021: This year's list includes: @mint @PersonalCapital @ynab @goodbudget @PocketGuardApp @AskZetaApp

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@TheAscentMoney

2 years

Here's to improving your financial savvy in 2022. We can't wait.

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@TheAscentMoney

5 years

Do you think about retiring? Think twice!

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@TheAscentMoney

3 years

Interested in #crypto ? Our panel of experts has selected @Gemini as the Best #Cryptocurrency Exchange and the Best Cryptocurrency Exchange and App for #Bitcoin in The Ascent by The Motley Fool’s 2021 Cryptocurrency Exchange and App Awards.

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1 year

Women still earn an average of $0.82 for every $1 earned by men -- not much of a change from 2002, when that figure was $0.80 per $1. These laws could help if they pass:

Women Earn Less Than Men. These Laws Could Help if They Pass

Even in 2023, we still don't have equal pay for equal work. Keep reading to learn how pay transparency laws make it easier to even the playing field.

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@TheAscentMoney

2 years

You may have more tax-saving opportunities than you realize. #TaxDeductions exempt a portion of your earnings from taxes and some deductions are less common than others, but it's important to know about them.

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@TheAscentMoney

3 years

Great read by @HissongSamantha : The #Crypto World Is Getting Greener. Is It Too Little Too Late? via @RollingStone

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

@Experian A2: 1. Create a budget. 2. Outsmart emergencies. 3. Save spare change. Seriously. 4. Wipe out short-term debt. 5. Start a retirement account (if you haven't already). #CreditChat

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

We at The Ascent care about your needs during this difficult time and will be continually updating our new resource hub with available resources for the duration of COVID-19's impact:

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1 year

Awesome exercise and a reminder that not all debt is bad.

Price of Avocado Toast ™

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If you're struggling with your mindset + debt, here's 1 simple exercise: Blank sheet of paper. Split it in 2. Debts you're comfortable with on one side; Debts you're uncomfortable with on the other. Then thought exercise: How can we tip the scales in your favor?

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@TheAscentMoney

4 years

#MondayMotivation : Short on time, high on credit card debt? Check out our 3-minute guide to paying off debt with a balance transfer card. That's less time than it takes to make a really nice sandwich or take our office elevator literally anywhere.

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4 years

@Landonny57 Respectfully, we disagree. Credit cards, when used responsibly, are an excellent tool for building up your credit score and even earning rewards.

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5 years

Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and Warren Buffett have something in common: They're voracious readers 📖💰

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@Experian A5: Mock budgets...or ones based on your actual household expenses. Review your household bills and show your children how you prioritize your spending and they'll get a sense of what's most important (food, shelter, and other basic needs) and what's less critical. #CreditChat

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1 year

A robot is probably reading your #resume . Here's what to do as a job applicant:

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4 years

What's more romantic than flowers and candy and a really lovely dinner? Budgets. And fiscal responsibility. Check out our extremely sexy study on the financial timeline of relationships: