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Financial Rules to Pay of your Debt

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Paying down debt without rules or guidelines can make it easy for us to get off track. Most of us were taught basic financial rules when we were young, like how to save for a rainy day or how to budget our money. However, things are a little different when you have a debt to pay down. Some of us aren’t sure where to start when we see the amount of debt we owe. This article will outline some financial rules and tips that can help young professionals like yourself stay on track with your money. 

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9 reasons why young professionals should learn about the effects of rising interest rates and inflation. 

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Let’s be honest, most of us are trying to do our best to figure out how to cope with the current economic climate. During these times, it’s important for us to learn the effects of rising interest rates and inflation.

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Simple Tips for Young Professionals to Pay Down Credit Card Debt Faster

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Although we have been doing a great job at keeping our credit balances low, some of us have used credit cards to fund business’s, invest into homes, or had a family emergency that caused us to have a balance on our credit cards. With the rise of interest rates and the cost of living going up, some of us are slowly falling behind. Here are some strategies/ tips we can use to help us pay down our credit card debt faster as young professionals.

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How Can the Black Community be More Financially Responsible

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I recently had a conversation with a group about not waiting for others to throw them a safety net. We need to be more financially responsible. For years we’ve been looking for the government to help us with our problems in our community. Crime is at an all-time high; the literacy rates of black boys

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25 ways we can be financially independent 

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So, you have an idea to be financially independent that you’ve been thinking about for some time now, and you can hear your purpose calling your name. However, with life and its challenges you feel that your purpose is out of your reach, and you wouldn’t have the time to pursue it. Or maybe you have a dream but when you saw how much it cost you told yourself “It’s not for me”. 

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