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How much you should spend on groceries
It's easy to overspend on groceries. See what the average family spends on food, how to set a grocery budget, and ways to strategically use a rewards credit card.
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How to transfer money from your credit card to a bank account
If you're looking to transfer money from a credit card to a bank account, you'll want to be informed about fees and interest rates first.
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How to use productivity apps to stay focused
Learn how you can employ the use of productivity apps to help organize your life and improve your overall focus with some of our tips for getting started.
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Babyproofing your home: How to get started
Read our simple babyproofing tips to make your home safe for your little one as they grow and explore, so you can focus on enjoying every precious moment.
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How long does it take to rebuild credit?
Review the basics of credit building with our helpful guide. Despite any setbacks, we have some helpful tips on how to rebuild your credit.
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What is a very poor credit score?
Very poor credit is used in the VantageScore model to describe scores under 499. Discover more about very poor credit and how to possibly improve your score.
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Can you get student loans with bad credit?
Students can receive loans with bad or even poor credit. We’ll explore the specific requirements for student loans and what to do if you have bad credit.
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660 to 720: Fair credit score and what it means
VantageScore defines fair credit as a score between 601 and 660. Learn more about fair credit and ways to improve your score.
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300 to 660: Poor credit score and what it means
According to VantageScore, a “bad” or “poor” credit score is anything below 600. Find out more about bad credit scores and how to build up credit.