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Here are seven financial “friends†to add to your personal, business, and social media networks.
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Life After Death
A death in the family is always emotionally demanding, but it can have lasting effects on a family’s finances. Jannis Briggs Milhouse of Columbia, South Carolina, knows this firsthand. For the past six years, the 45-year-old widow and mother of three has relied heavily on her late husband’s survivor benefits.
Shopping Insider: 5 Web Sources for Back-to-School Deals
Summer will soon be coming to a close. It’s almost time to stay up late checking homework, pack lunches, and shuttle the kids back and forth to school once again. I’m sure you just can’t wait. But before you think about all the fun you’ll have, be on the lookout for deals on back-to-school items for the kiddies. With families spending more than $600 on school-related needs such as clothes, shoes, electronics, and supplies, there’s little doubt you’re looking for a way to save on your shopping trip. The following Websites will help you stretch those dollars into the next school year.
The Single Life: Money Basics for Parents Raising Kids Alone
Whether it's a baby requiring diapers, formula, and frequent doctor visits or a teen who's part of the back-to-school population and into top-of-the-line (aka expensive) technology, affording the basics can be an overwhelming challenge for single parents in a tight economy.