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Allethea Faye Monfiel

Veteran applying for a VA Home Loan

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VA Loan Debt to Income Ratio: What Can You Qualify For?

A VA loan is a home loan backed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, designed to help eligible veterans, service members, and some surviving...

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man in blue shirt holding a credit card and cell phone

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What Does the Minimum Payment on a Credit Card Really Mean?

When your paycheck already has to cover rent, groceries, and other bills, the minimum payment on your credit card statement can look like a little...

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couple who recently divorced sitting on opposite ends of couch

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How to Manage Money After Divorce

After divorce, even familiar bills can come with new questions: What can you afford on your own? Which accounts are still shared? You don't need...

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A young bearded with a worried expression, he's reviewing his first credit card statement

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How to Read Your First Credit Card Statement Without Getting Confused

Opening your first credit card statement can leave you wondering which numbers matter and what you're supposed to pay. You don't have to figure it...

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couple with a new baby

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Money Tips for New Parents That Actually Help

Having a baby brings new expenses and changes to your income, sometimes before you even bring your little one home. A little planning now can help...

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two women reviewing financial power of attorney documentation

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Power of Attorney: Can Your Spouse Access Your Account?

When you share your life with someone, you naturally expect to be there for each other, especially when something unexpected happens. But when it...

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gen z woman on laptop shopping with a credit card

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Cybersecurity Tips for Gen Z: How to Protect Your Money Online

Managing your money online makes everyday life easier, from splitting bills with friends to shopping for things you love and checking your bank...

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mother and daughter signing financial power of attorney papers

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What Is a Financial Power of Attorney and Why You Might Need One

When you're healthy and handling your own money, a financial power of attorney can feel like paperwork for another day. But if an illness or injury...

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woman in green sweater looking at finances on mobile phone

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Is Your Money in Cash App Really Safe? What You Need to Know

Splitting dinner with friends or paying someone back is simple with Cash App. When it's part of your everyday routine, it's understandable to assume...

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woman in sweater with head on laptop reviewing finances

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How to Get Your Spending, Savings, and Debt Back on Track

A financial check-in can tell you a lot about where your money is going. Maybe spending has crept up, your savings haven't grown the way you'd hoped,...

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