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New Year Resolution: 6 Tips To Save Your $1000 Emergency Fund In 2019

Join The Breathe Easy Finance Community * indicates required Email Address * 2019 New Years Resolution – Mrs Breathe Easy Finance This is the New Year and it’s time to make those infamous resolutions. According to an ABC poll, less Americans are making weight loss and exercise resolutions and more are focusing on saving money. Let’s be honest,…
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Up Your Game! Put Your Budget on Steroids with a Cash Flow Plan

By Joseph Sheeley, a.k.a. SmallIvy This is another awesome Guest about cash flow plan which is better than budgeting. This gentleman is highly motivated and honestly, the content he produces is what I call epic content. It is also an honor to have an author on my blog. I made sure to grab the free copy of his latest book…
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Pay as You Earn (PAYE) VS. Revised Pay as You Earn (REPAYE): Is one better than the other? What are the pros and cons of each?

PAYE VS. REPAYE are both good options to get out of your student loan debt. But which one will give you the best bang for your buck? We break it down in this article and provide you with a calculator to evaluate for yourself.

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Forget Prenup, Try These Wealth Planning Financial Strategies Instead

Wealth Planning “To achieve what 1% of the worlds population has (Financial Freedom), you must be willing to do what only 1% dare to do..hard work and perseverance of highest order.”― Manoj Arora, From the Rat Race to Financial Freedom In our financial pyramid article, we laid out in detail how to build your financial house on a…
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How We Paid Off $55,000 Debt In 4.5 Years | Spills Spot {5 Strategies We Used}

My wife and I paid off $55,000 of debt to reach debt freedom. It was a long journey, but being debt free and building wealth is an incredible feeling, a feeling I want to help other people achieve in their lives. My name is Matt from Spills Spot, a blog where I write about my personal finance journey with the goal of…
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How To Overcome Your Fear Of The Bear Market

Bear market, should we hug the bear or run? There was a recent scare or should I say hullabaloo about a market crash. People had different reactions. Some were crying and screaming, others developed anxiety. Lots of people on social media have posed the question of how to survive in a bear market. Everywhere you turn, you cannot avoid hearing…
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