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Viewing posts tagged with: renting

How To Determine How Much To Spend On Rent Each Month

by Susan Paigeon December 18, 2019 ~ Leave a Comment

More than 100 million people rent their homes in the US. Just as the average salary varies from state to state, so do the average rental costs. In Hawaii, a family of four will pay $1,507 per month on average, whereas that same family in South Dakota would only pay $696. If you are a […]

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Tagged With: budgeting, rent, rentals, renting

How Much Money Are You Left With After Expenses?

by Money Tipson August 24, 2018 ~ Leave a Comment

homeowners tips, budgeting tips, monthly budget

How Much Homeowners Can Save In Various Cities How much discretionary income do you have left after you’ve paid the monthly bills? Would that change if you were a homeowner instead of a renter or vice versa? Money Tipswww.moneytips.com

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Tagged With: buying a home, effective ways to save money, renting

How To Get Your Rent Deposit Back

by Caton June 27, 2014 ~ Leave a Comment

rent deposit back

If there’s one thing I can confidently talk about, it’s renting. In the last 10 years, I’ve lived in 6 different cities, and I’ve rented in every single one of them! Plus, I’m happy to say, I’ve been able to get my rent deposit back at each different apartment. Renting is great in my opinion […]

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Tagged With: deposit, rent, rental, renting, saving money

Bees Finance Rules

HERE ARE SOME SIMPLE GUIDELINES THAT WILL HELP YOU BUILD WEALTH:  

PAY OFF HIGH INTEREST DEBT: DON’T CARRY A BALANCE ON YOUR CREDIT CARDS

TAKE WHAT UNCLE SAM GIVES YOU: MAXIMIZE YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO TAX ADVANTAGED RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS

DON’T PROCRASTINATE: WEALTH TAKES TIME TO ACCUMULATE, SO DON’T WAIT

SAVE, INVEST AND REINVEST: LET COMPOUNDING WORK FOR YOU. SAVE YOUR MONEY, THEN INVEST AND REINVEST IT

SAVE AND INVEST AT LEAST 5 TO 10%: PUT ASIDE AT LEAST A MINIMUM SO YOU’RE STUCK WHEN YOU’RE AT RETIREMENT AGE

HAVE AN EMERGENCY FUND: IF YOU CAN’T SAVE 6 MONTHS OF EXPENSES, GET AT LEAST $1,000 SAVED UP

OWN: OWNING ASSETS IS GENERALLY TO YOUR ADVANTAGE. GET AS MANY AS YOU REASONABLY CAN

IF YOU ARE MARRIED, BUILD YOUR PARTNERSHIP: HAVING A STRONG MARRIAGE CAN BE AN EXCELLENT ACCELERATOR. WORK ON YOUR MARRIAGE AND CARE FOR YOUR SPOUSE.

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