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Putting all your money in one place, whether it's stocks, bonds, crypto, or something else, is a good way to lose money, not make it.
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But there are times when it's smart to get a second view. Sure, you've done a good job of building and keeping track of your savings.
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Fixing up a house is not cheap. Whether it's a leaky roof or a broken device, your home can quickly turn into a nightmare that will cost you hundreds or even thousands of dollars to fix.
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If you're like most Americans, you're probably paying too much for your car insurance. But it can be a pain to look around for a better deal.
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Here's hope that your retirement years are full, healthy, and happy, and that you can keep doing what you've always done right up until the day you die.
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Wrong. Fundrise can help you get started on this path to possible wealth for as little as $10. Fundrise lets you buy real estate buildings in the same way that stockholders buy pieces of a company.
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They've helped more than half a million people, and the Better Business Bureau gives them an A+ rating. TopConsumerReviews, TopTenReviews, ConsumersAdvocate, and ConsumerAffairs also give them high marks.
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The average car in the U.S. is now 12.1 years old, which is a lot longer than it used to be. The problem is that most expensive car fixes happen after the warranty has run out.