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Power in Renting: Build Credit by Reporting your Rent
For potential homeowners, your rent is the most similar (and likely the largest) monthly obligation. So here’s a question: Shouldn’t you get credit – pun fully intended – for making those on-time payments? Even if you’re not actively house hunting, your credit score plays a huge role in your financial life. A strong score can…
Ask an expert: getting life insurance after a major diagnosis
Question “Hi, my name is Karen. I have a question on insurance—I’ve been diagnosed with a serious medical condition, and now it’s really hard for me to get life insurance. I don’t want anyone to have to start a GoFundMe for my funeral or anything like that. What can I do in cases like this?”…
Wills for all: planning ahead isn’t just for the wealthy (video)
Planning for the future isn’t just for the wealthy; it’s for everyone. No matter your income or assets, creating a will ensures your wishes are honored and your loved ones are protected. Taking this step empowers you to leave a legacy of care and intention. You can get started easily with our SaverPerks partner, Trust…
Resources for Federal Workers
Losing a job is one of the most difficult things a person can go through. It brings stress about the future and financial uncertainty. Unfortunately, this is a very real problem for many in our country right now, especially if you are a federal wor...
Say this, save money: negotiating rent with confidence
With prices climbing across the board – from groceries to gas to car payments – rent increases can feel like the final straw. Here’s the good news: if you’re a responsible tenant with a solid rental history, you may have more negotiating power than...
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