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Rent-to-own homes: how does it work?
Finance
Rent-to-own homes: how does it work?

August 23, 2021
22 science-backed ways to invest in yourself
Finance
22 science-backed ways to invest in yourself

April 22, 2021
Credit cards: What we found in the fine print
Finance
Credit cards: What we found in the fine print

April 22, 2021
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Rent-to-own homes: how does it work?
Finance
Rent-to-own homes: how does it work?

Are you wondering how rent-to-own works and if it’s something you should consider? Keep reading for a complete overview of this option.

Lexington Law

August 23, 2021
22 science-backed ways to invest in yourself
Finance
22 science-backed ways to invest in yourself

Money isn’t the only thing you can manage up front for a future payoff. Here are 22 ways you can invest in your future well-being now.

Lexington Law

April 22, 2021
Credit cards: What we found in the fine print
Finance
Credit cards: What we found in the fine print

At the end of every monthly credit card statement, you’ll find text that outlines the terms of your agreement. This section defines the APR (annual percentage rate) and VR (variable rate) as well as t

Lexington Law

April 22, 2021
6 Ways to Teach Your Kids to Be Financially Literate
Finance
6 Ways to Teach Your Kids to Be Financially Literate

To help your children become responsible with their finances, invest time in teaching them about money by doing these six things.

Lexington Law

March 19, 2021
Quiz: Are You Financially Ready for Children?
Finance
Quiz: Are You Financially Ready for Children?

Raising kids is a costly venture. According to a 2014 report by the USDA, middle class families will spend an average of $245,340 to raise a child born in 2013. Although many households spend less (or

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March 19, 2021
Tools for Buying a House? You May Want to Avoid the 30% Rule
Finance
Tools for Buying a House? You May Want to Avoid the 30% Rule

The 30% rule, which says not to spend more than 30% of your income on housing, is a good place to start, but you don’t want to base your entire financial situation on it—especially since it’s not exac

Lexington Law

March 05, 2021
Lease Takeovers: What You Need to Know Before Assuming a Lease
Finance
Lease Takeovers: What You Need to Know Before Assuming a Lease

Lease takeovers allow you to assume the rest of someone else’s car lease. Review the pros and cons to consider before signing onto an auto lease takeover.

Lexington Law

February 24, 2020
Job Benefits That Relieve Financial Stress For Employees
Finance
Job Benefits That Relieve Financial Stress For Employees

Our guide highlights the top benefits that relieve financial stress for employees and examples of companies that offer these types of benefits.

Lexington Law

January 29, 2020
What is the F.I.R.E. Movement?
Finance
What is the F.I.R.E. Movement?

What is the F.I.R.E. movement? Read about the three main steps to achieving financial independence and retiring ahead of schedule.

Lexington Law

April 05, 2019
The Psychology of Status Purchases
Finance
The Psychology of Status Purchases

By understanding what status actually is and why we seek it, you can find a way to hold your own in your community without overextending yourself financially.

Lexington Law

April 05, 2019