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10 Ways To Avoid Post-Holiday Regrets by Managing Your Finances
The holidays are filled with temptation to go overboard with spending. Here’s how to manage your holiday spending.
The holidays are upon us, bringing all those personal and family images and sensations we cherish. But for many of us, there are a few not-so-joyous holiday sights (a purse overflowing with credit card receipts) and sounds (the ca-ching! of cash registers marking our escalating debt). These negatives can easily outweigh all that we love about the holiday season, especially during this less-than-prosperous economic period.
Overall, the Great Recession brought about a renewed dedication to saving. Before the recession, our national personal savings rate was close to zero, and now it’s around 3 percent. ...Read More
Overall, the Great Recession brought about a renewed dedication to saving. Before the recession, our national personal savings rate was close to zero, and now it’s around 3 percent. ...Read More
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