Make time for financial education in your life

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Yes, you can fit financial education into your day.

Have you seen the commercial where the couple runs out to sweep the gutters, wash the dog and do everything possible to avoid a financial discussion? Looks familiar? It does to me. I, like many other adults, am guilty as charged. It’s just not pleasant to look at a spreadsheet. Let’s face it. It’s not cool. It’s not sexy.

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Higher Education 101: Saving for College

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School is out and summer has begun. It’s a season of graduations and new beginnings for young people across the country. The financial burden of college is a popular topic among recent high school and college graduates. Even the most financially stable young adults find themselves seemingly overwhelmed with bills. Everyone seems to have some advice to give, but one of the simplest ways to successfully save for college is simple: stick to a plan.

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Financially Making the Most out of Your Summer Vacation

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School is out, summer has begun, and families all over the country are beginning to make summer vacation plans. Have you thought about making plans, only to get disappointed over the cost? Maybe you’d like to upgrade to a bigger, more elaborate vacation to an exotic destination. Maybe you’d like to bring along another member of the family, but just don’t have the funds. Make your summer vacation a little better with some thrifty advice from We Florida Financial.

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Better budgeting for a Summer Getaway

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It’s not very often that we get to treat ourselves to a vacation, so when we do, we tend to splurge on expensive hotels, high-end restaurants, and memorable souvenirs. With summer quickly approaching, many of us are left unsure of how we will be able to afford to get away for a summer vacation. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to start saving, budgeting, and planning for your next vacation.

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How to Save Your Tax Refund

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Maybe you thought about making a New Year’s resolution to save more. If you did, you’re not alone. Forty five percent of Americans “usually” make a resolution, according to research from the University of Scranton. The same data suggests that only 8% of people are successful in achieving their goal. Don’t let that discourage you. It’s tax season. If you’re getting a tax refund, here are some suggestions to help you reach your savings goals.

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