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Car maintenance on a tight budget: what to prioritize when money is low
Learn how to prioritize essential vehicle repairs on a tight budget. Focus on safety and engine health to prevent costly breakdowns while deferring non-essential cosmetic and minor maintenance tasks.
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4mHow to use the debt snowball method to pay off debt
Learn how the debt snowball method builds psychological momentum by paying off your smallest balances first, helping you stay motivated while systematically eliminating your debt for good.
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4mWhat you need to be ready for Saver’s Match
The new federal Saver's Match program, launching in 2027, will provide low-to-moderate-income workers up to $1,000 in free retirement contributions, deposited directly into their accounts by the government.
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3mNew SNAP work requirements: myths, facts, and what to do next
New SNAP work requirements are in effect. Learn the facts about the 20-hour rule, exemptions for caregivers or students, and how to protect your benefits before your next recertification.
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5mDecision tree: find your best debt payoff plan
Navigate your path to financial freedom with this guide on debt strategies, covering snowball methods, consolidation, management plans, settlement, and legal support options tailored to your situation.
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6mCredit counseling: how it can help and what to expect
A certified credit counselor explains what to expect during a non-profit financial counseling session, debunking myths about judgment and credit scores while offering practical tips for preparation and success.