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Dave Ramsey: Renting Is Not a Waste of Money -- But These 5 Expenditures Are (opens the original)
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People often think renting means throwing away money on a property you'll never own. But, according to personal finance expert, Dave Ramsey, renting is anything but a waste of money. It can actually be an intentional part of a good financial plan. On an episode of The Ramsey Show, Ramsey explained renting is wise if you aren't financially ready to purchase a home—especially for those still carrying debt. After all, having multiple debts to pay down just means they all take longer and accrue furt
5 Reasons Women Should Get a Financial Advisor Now (opens the original)
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Women have a ton of financial responsibility. They're building businesses, navigating career breaks and managing households. Yet, many are not seeking financial advice along the way — and that could cost them. "Whether it is through career changes, home purchases, retirement planning or other significant life events, a financial advisor helps women with smarter strategies," explained Lyndee Bennett, communications advisor and manager at University Federal Credit Union. "Not that we don't make sm
Clark Howard Advises Against Using Debit Cards at Furniture Stores — Here's Why (opens the original)
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Before you pull out that debit card at the furniture story, one money expert wants you to think twice. Clark Howard is an American consumer expert, podcast host and TV reporter who offers advice on a wide array of personal finance topics from debt management to retirement. In May of 2026, Howard posted to his blog, Clark.com, tackling his latest topic: the use of debit cards at furniture stores. Because the housing market has stalled, the furniture market is hurting. It has, therefore, become al
I’m a Financial Advisor: Retired Boomers Should Never Use Autopay for These 3 Bills (opens the original)
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Everyone loves putting bills on autopay. It's simple and easy, and it doesn't require remembering due dates or locating your credit card—money is deducted directly from your account each month so you're freed up to focus on other things. Like LeBron going to the Philadelphia Seventy-Sixers. Unfortunately, autopay is not always a good idea—particularly for certain kinds of bills. And particularly for seniors living on a fixed income who may wind up getting overcharged. Frederick Saide, retirement
How Much Passive Income Do You Need To Live a Luxury Lifestyle? (opens the original)
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Do you have a taste for the finer things in life and hope to — *checks notes* — do absolutely nothing but sit back and enjoy them? Yeah, don't we all! In fact, Cody Schuiteboer, president and CEO at Best Interest Financial, said the most common question he gets asked across all income brackets is, "How much passive income do I need to live a luxury lifestyle?" Because, honestly, who wants to grind away in an office for a paycheck when they could rake in the dough while sipping a mojito on a priv
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