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Using a Financial Planning Checklist Can Help You Meet Your Goals

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Review your bank and credit card statements Even if you check on your bank accounts daily, pulling your bank and credit card statements can help you understand how the first quarter of the year has gone. Subtract your net income from your net expenses. Begin by looking at your monthly net income (i.e.,

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Even Processing Credit Cards Can Be Paperless

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Not having a method to accept payments from these cards could cost you sales. However, you don’t have to be drawn into a merchant account for credit card processing that uses paper receipts, a bulky device at the register and paper monthly reports sent to you in the mail. photo by: 401(K) 2013. Guest Post Paperless'

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Money Remains a Top Stressor for U.S. Adults—Here Are Some Tips to Better Manage Stress (and Finances)

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“I would lie there and catalog the things I had bought over the years that now made absolutely no sense to me: that luxury car lease, that tech gadget, that suit, that watch, that ridiculously expensive bottle of wine.” (And One recent survey by the credit card comparison website CardHub observed that consumers added a total of $87.3

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Paying Candidates for Interviews: What Should Be Covered and Why?

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Job candidates’ credit cards might be getting more action than they should, all while they are between employment opportunities. William Stonehouse III, president and co-founder of Crawford Thomas Recruiting, has an eye on the trend of paying for interviewing expenses. A new suit. An airplane ticket to another interview.

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4 Smart Money Moves to Plan for Financial Security

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This goal is more expensive than I’d like to admit, so I strategically plan for those purchases by saving for them on a monthly basis. Despite that, 53% of millennials surveyed in the National Financial Capability Study didn’t have an emergency fund that could cover even three months of expenses. Pay off your debts by interest rate.

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The tricky world of expenses

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I must admit I’ve been struggling to start writing the blog this week, I knew I would be discussing the dreaded task of processing expenses and as I’m sure you can imagine the subject hasn’t really stirred my creative juices! Do you have an expense policy in place? Try to do all of your expenses at the same time at least once a week.

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How Financial Wellness Programs Can Benefit Employees and Employers

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Employees are often grappling with a wide range of financial stresses, including recovering from a layoff, paying off high medical bills or credit card debt and grappling with student loans—but those stresses may not be known to their employers, Maston says.