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You might have a tablet, notebook or Chromebook, but sometimes you just need a full-sized desktop computer to get things done. If you’re in the market for a computer, it can be intimidating going into big, box stores to shop. It’s already a costly decision. On top of that, salespeople throw all that crazy jargon at you. “Cache this,” “Quad core that.” You’re wondering, “What’s an HDMI port?”
So you got an ugly sweater for Christmas—and it’s not the trendy kind. Or your Hanukkah gift card from your aunt was not really for a place you’d ever go, proving that “Yes, you CAN get it wrong with a gift card sometimes.” Or, that home décor item just doesn’t go with your current style. What do you do?
Ah, December—the time for carefree spending, parties and much-needed time with friends and family. But after the last present is unwrapped, credit card bills start pouring in and the headache begins—you make promises to improve your finances in the New Year. But what if you started now? Instead of becoming overwhelmed with long, unattainable New Year’s “to-dos,” here are six small ways to jump-start your New Year’s Resolutions. Make 2018 your most financially successful year yet!
It’s easy to get caught up in holiday spending and go overboard. But if you budget ahead of time, look for ways to save, and stick to the plan, you can come out ahead of the game and celebrate in style this holiday season. Where do you start?
With temperatures starting to drop outside, fall is the perfect time to come in and start thinking about your finances. Many considerations can be taken into account, whether you act to firm up your financial foundation or make your home’s exterior less weather-prone.
A banking accessory most of us take for granted marked its 50th anniversary this year. The world’s first Automated Teller Machine (ATM) began taking transactions in Enfield, London on June 27, 1967. ATMs have since changed the shape of modern banking and how people access their money.
