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tanya on October 10th, 2009

You might not think there is a correlation between exercise and financial success. But, if you don’t exercise you may be negatively affecting your financial health, as well as your physical health.
How can not exercising hurt your finances? Daily physical activity lowers the risk of a multitude of ailments, from heart disease to diabetes to [...]

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tanya on September 28th, 2009

If you have unpaid medical debt, this can, and will, affect your credit score, which may affect your ability to purchase a house or car. If you are suffering from piles of unpaid medical bills, there are some things you can do to help deal with your medical debt.
Make sure that first you thoroughly examine [...]

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tanya on July 5th, 2009

Many people are cutting back in these tough economic times, trying to make do with less. When it comes to your health, there are some ways to save money while still eating healthily, staying physically fit, and receiving needed medical care.
It is possible to save money on health care, but skipping regular checkups and screenings [...]

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tanya on May 11th, 2009

If you find yourself in financial turmoil and your situation makes it impossible to see any way out, consider filing for bankruptcy. This can be a hard decision to make, but remember, there are many reasons that normal trustworthy people decide that filing for bankruptcy is their only option. Don’t beat yourself up, many of these [...]

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It’s painful and humiliating even to consider bankruptcy, let alone to join countless others in the courthouse, waiting for your name to be called. Ideally, you should cut spending and repay your consumer debt. But that’s not always possible, especially with an economic nightmare affecting your home, job and health insurance.
Most families, worthy to the [...]

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tanya on April 15th, 2009

An income tax refund can never come at a bad time. If you are one of the luck ones receiving money back from the IRS this year, you should spend your tax refund on something that will benefit you in the long run. I would imagine many Americans wished they had an emergency fund set aside for [...]

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tanya on April 12th, 2009

Medical illness can be a financial nightmare leading to bankruptcy. Many people file to reduce or even eliminate high medical bills. Illness and medical bills contribute to more than half of bankruptcy filings.
Sometimes an unfortunate accident or major illness can completely ruin a family. Illness often leads to financial catastrophe through loss of income, as well as high [...]

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tanya on January 4th, 2009

Given the recent turmoil in the financial markets and the prospect of a continuing economic downturn, 2009 may be the year you finally make good on your resolve to start an emergency fund, pay off credit-card debt or beef up your retirement kitty. Here are some guidelines for cutting your expenses and saving on taxes, [...]

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tanya on July 23rd, 2008

At some point in your working career you began preparing for the day you will retire. Not only are you looking forward to retirement, but you also began to dream about how your life will be without the daily routine of going to work. Retirement takes preparation, but no amount of preparing can prepare a [...]

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tanya on February 25th, 2008

Imagine for a moment that your health has taken a turn for the worse. You need extensive medical attention and expensive treatments. Would you be prepared to account for these medical costs? Or would you or a family member ultimately have to deal with this financial burden? Surely, you would not want to suffer the [...]

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