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6 Common Budgeting Mistakes to Avoid

6 Common Budgeting Mistakes to Avoid

If budgeting feels harder than it should, you’re not alone. Many people struggle not because they lack discipline, but because they run into the same common budgeting mistakes over and over again. At Trusted Company Reviews, we review personal finance tools and...
When Should I Refinance – Anything?

When Should I Refinance – Anything?

If you’re carrying a loan, whether it’s a mortgage, car loan, student loan, or personal loan, you’ve probably heard the term “refinance.” Refinancing a loan is when you replace your current loan with a new one to reduce your interest rate, loan duration, or payment...
How Much Should I Be Saving Each Month?

How Much Should I Be Saving Each Month?

How much should I be saving? In short: how much you should save depends on your income, expenses, and goals, but even saving 5–10% of your income or a small, consistent amount each month is a strong place to start. We’ve all heard the advice about saving. “You should...
How Much Car Can I Afford?

How Much Car Can I Afford?

Buying a car is exciting. Many people skip the step of figuring out how much they can afford. Learning this before committing puts you ahead of most buyers. Lenders may approve you for more than you should spend, and dealers tend to focus on monthly payments rather...
Compound Interest Vs Simple

Compound Interest Vs Simple

Saving and borrowing money are great ways to get ahead in life, but the interest earned or paid on those funds is where the rubber meets the road for most people. Borrowers pay interest on the amount loaned, and investors earn interest on the money they save, but...