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Assessing your budget, living with cheap money, emergency funds 101 and what's your credit card done for you lately?
• So you made a budget, but no matter how you try, you just can’t stick to it. Welcome to the club. Could be that you need a new one, or maybe no budget at all.
• Interest rates are to remain at 1% for the foreseeable future. Does this mean debt levels will start to climb again?
• When it comes to your emergency fund, size matters. So how much is enough?
• The credit card industry is becoming hyper-competitive, so it pays to see what’s out there and compare it to your card. Here’s a rundown of the best perks.
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