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November 21, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
The article discusses strategies for managing and reducing debt, particularly “bad debt” like credit card debt, medical bills, and overdue payments. It suggests four key steps: improving your credit score using services like Credit Sesame, consolidating credit card debt with lower-interest loans through AmOne, lowering monthly bills by shopping around for insurance with EverQuote, and negotiating payment plans with providers like hospitals. The goal is to avoid debt collectors and pay off debt faster by lowering interest rates and making payments more manageable.
November 17, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
The article suggests consolidating high-interest credit card debt with a personal loan to save money and simplify payments. It recommends using online marketplaces to compare loan options from lenders like MoneyLion (up to $100,000, rates from 5.20%), AmOne (up to $50,000, rates from 6.40%), and The Rate Chopper (up to $50,000, rates as low as 5.9
November 7, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
The article highlights common bad money habits and offers solutions to improve financial well-being. It suggests playing Solitaire Cash for potential winnings (up to $83 per game), consolidating credit card debt with a lower-interest loan through AmOne, comparing car insurance options via EverQuote to potentially save up to $610 annually, and earning extra income by watching movie previews and taking surveys with InboxDollars (potentially $225/month).
November 3, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
Skyrocketing rents are impacting tenants nationwide, with average monthly rent reaching $2,000. To combat this, the article suggests several strategies: playing Bingo or Solitaire for cash prizes (potentially earning up to $83 per win), starting a bookkeeping business (earning up to $69/hour), consolidating credit card debt with a lower-interest loan, getting paid for watching movie previews or taking surveys, and investing in U.S. Treasury accounts for a higher yield than
October 30, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
Once you’ve built a $1,500 cushion, it’s time to consider longer-term financial goals. The article suggests four options: investing in multi-family real estate through CalTier (even with a small budget), comparing car insurance rates using EverQuote to potentially save money, investing in companies like Amazon and Google with Stash for as little as $1, and using AmOne to consolidate credit card debt with a lower-interest loan.
