How to afford rent payments and pay off student loans

How do you pay off student loans and afford a comfortable housing payment at the same time?

4 Scary Financial Statistics

If the witches and monsters lurking around this season don’t scare you, these financial statistics will.

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4 Simple Habits of the Average Millionaire

Most people don’t become millionaires overnight. It takes years of dedication and discipline. But, if you set your sights high, you can achieve the impossible.

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Count Your Money Like You Count Your Calories

Achieving your weight-loss goal is very similar to achieving financial freedom. Just like dieting, it comes down to simple math. If you spend less than you earn, you’ll have money to put towards achieving financial freedom each month.

6 Reasons Why We Don’t Budget

There are many reasons why you may not want to create a budget. Yet, anyone who has achieved financial freedom will tell you that budgeting is the key to financial success. In fact, it’s the blueprint for financial independence.

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5 Budgeting Tips for Renters

With about one-third of your income going towards rental payments, it’s time to start a budget.

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Kick Out Those Financial Christmas Blues

The holidays are a time of over-indulgence — and we’re not just talking about the holiday fudge.

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7 Ways We Sabotage Our Financial Happiness

Do you feel like you’re living paycheck to paycheck? Are you struggling to pay off debt or build your savings account? If you feel like you simply can’t get ahead financially, you may be guilty of sabotaging your own financial happiness.

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8 Bad Financial Habits That Can Ruin Your Credit Score

Do you worry about having bad credit? Do finances stress you out every month? You might be making bad financial decisions without even knowing it.

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The $hame Game of Personal Finance

Shame is an epidemic in our culture today. It is blatantly used as a tool in the political arena, ever present within our workplaces, in the media we consume, and throughout the schools of America's children. Shame is a tough and messy topic. Throw money into the mix and the discussion becomes even more difficult and dirty.

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Why RentPlus?

The idea of RentPlus was born in answer to a question. The question? Well, it is likely a question that the majority of people who have paid rent have asked or at least thought about; "Why can't the rent I am paying each month, my largest expense, do something more for me than simply give me another month with a roof over my head?"

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