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by Carson KohlerStaff WriterIf you have credit card debt, you know. The high interest rates, the constant anxiety, the feeling you’ll never escape…But today’s the day that’s all going to change. It’s time to finally pay off your credit card debt and live your life with a little less money stress by committing to this 21-day debt payoff challenge.You ready? Follow these steps to finally conquer your credit card debt: No,

by Catherine HilesContributorThere’s nothing quite like the feeling of driving a brand-new car.It’s more than the new-car smell. It’s knowing that no one has ever driven it — other than maybe a test cruise or two — before you. But a new car can be expensive, which makes it out of reach for many drivers.While buying a used car is one option, another way to get behind the wheel of

by Mike BrassfieldSenior WriterSo, 2021 was a really terrible year, am I right? This pandemic has stolen all kinds of things from us. It took millions of jobs, hundreds of thousands of American lives, and countless hours of in-classroom school instruction. It emptied our bank accounts and shredded our peace of mind.How about 2022? Is it coming for us, too?When it comes to money, we’re firm believers that it’s better

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by JoEllen SchilkeContributorYou can use vinegar for a zillion things besides salad dressing. Well, maybe not a zillion but at least two dozen.Vinegar is one of the most versatile items in your home. A gallon of distilled white vinegar can be had for under $3 at Walmart, maybe even less at dollar stores. That’s 128 ounces and many uses call for less than a cup. A little goes a long

by Timothy MooreContributorMany families struggle just to manage minimum payments while incurring even more debt from predatory interest rates — the average annual percentage rate (APR) for new credit cards surpassed 18% in 2022.In short, credit card debt can be debilitating. While there are several options available to those struggling (the debt avalanche and debt snowball methods, personal loans and even debt settlement), one of the easiest and most manageable