We all know that suffering exists in our world. As humans, we have either witnessed the plight of others or experienced pain first hand. It is something we all go through in life. Not a day goes by without someone, somewhere experiencing loss, grief, illness, discrimination, the list goes on and on. The question becomes […]
Keeping the Grit In Your Life By @AZAnswers “ SHE OWNS IT”- Featured Contributor
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W is for Wondering About Getting A Home Equity Loan?
What is a Home Equity Loan? Home equity is a homeowner’s current interest in a home. It can grow over time should the property value increase or if the mortgage is paid down. The equity in a home is the difference between the home’s fair market value and the outstanding balance of all liens on […]
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V is for Variable or Fixed Mortgage – What Works Best For You?
Congratulations you are planning to buy a home! Now, you need to figure out how to finance this large purchase. Start by deciding how much of your savings you will need for a down payment and how much money you will have to borrow for the mortgage. Next comes choosing the right type of mortgage. […]
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U is for Unclaimed Money That Belongs To You
You know the feeling you get when you stumble upon some unexpected cash, the cash you had completely forgotten. Whether you left it in an old purse, inside a coat pocket or you find it at the bottom of the wash. It makes most of us feel a bit of pleasure. So then why wouldn’t […]
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T is for Taking Negative Emotions out of Your Life
Many of us experience negativity daily, and it not only affects ourselves but everyone around us. Unfortunately, most are not even aware that they are stuck in a cycle of negative emotions, and are not only participating in but are drawn to this negative energy. While it can be difficult to pull ourselves free of […]
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S is for: Stop and Think Before You Take a Payday Loan
You’re young, on your own and just starting a new job. It’s not easy in the beginning to budget your income and keep close tabs of your expenses. Plus getting paid bi-weekly or monthly can make it that much harder to manage your finances. Don’t despair; it will get easier when practice and good habits […]
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R is for Do You Keep A Running Tab of Favors?
Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can’t help them, at least don’t hurt them. – Dalai Lama When you’re asked to do a favor for a friend or family, do you expect a return on the favor? Are you keeping tabs of the many good deeds or loans […]
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Being Tech Savvy will Help Protect Your Finances by @AZanswers
Today’s world has a new peril called cyber-attacks they happen every day. Don’t let it happen to you! Below are a few tips to help you on your way to being tech savvy. Be Sure and take our quiz below and see how well you score. P – Proceed with caution when using personal checks […]
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Q is for Some Quick Storm Tips To Put You On The Road To Recovery
This year’s hurricane season brought with it much devastation, but luckily many lives were saved due to mandatory evacuations imposed by local governments before the storms hit our shores. Planning gives everyone a chance to protect themselves, their property and to find peace before the storm knowing you did all you could to prepare […]
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Ann Zuraw, the voice behind “Women, Money, and Divorce”, is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA®) and Certified Financial Divorce Analyst (CDFA™) helping women achieve financial success!
