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Saving money is an important factor towards financial security and growing your wealth, but you don’t know what you don’t know so where do YOU start? Finance Nerd Nikita Turk takes you through the 4 levels of saving, from a money newbie to a finance pro, to help you understand where you are at on your financial journey and what to work towards as you grow your finances. Suggested Articles:
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Welcome to our book club, where we read one personal finance book together — and talk to the author — every quarter.
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The JetBlue Business Card is similar to the JetBlue Plus consumer card, but you’ll want the business version if you spend more at office supply stores than you do on groceries.
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Know a few key strategies and be aware of these common financial scams to protect yourself and safeguard your money.
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Romance scams are increasingly common, but there are steps you can take to reduce your risk.
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Sudden expenses or layoffs can happen to anyone, but there are ways to strengthen your ability to manage them.
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JetBlue’s TrueBlue program rewards frequent flyers with award flights and elite status. Here’s everything you need to know about its loyalty program.
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The Wyndham Rewards Earner Business card could help business owners who spend a lot on advertising and marketing — but those are pretty specific categories.
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Online travel sites make it easy to search for deals, compare prices and build an itinerary. Consider these cards if you use such sites to book trips.
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The best credit cards for families make it easy to earn and redeem points across the categories where families spend the most, including food and travel.
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Setting ground rules, holding recurring check-ins and uniting over shared financial goals can ease tensions.
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