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Professional writer, amateur everything else. Reporter with @moneywiseca. All opinions/content are entirely my own. She/her.
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Keeping too much cash in your bank account is a costly mistake — how to know if your stash is sabotaging your savings Original

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wirestock/Envato Most Americans say they barely have enough cash sitting around to cover an emergency expense. But some, it seems, inexplicably have more than ever just parked in their accounts. As of 2022, American households held a median $8,000 in their checking accounts — a 30% increase from 2019, according to the Federal Reserve's latest Survey of Consumer Finances (1).
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Escape your routine without leaving home - why a staycation might be the reset you desperately need

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By Sigrid Forberg Verified
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Planning a vacation can be difficult on a limited budget — but certainly not impossible. Here’s the good news: you can still have fun and save money by taking a vacation at home. While planning the perfect vacation staycation requires a little more creativity, it’s also a cheaper alternative to booking that idyllic resort on the Italian coast.
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TikTok is a swamp of bad financial advice, and experts are fighting back

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By Sigrid Forberg Verified
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Dr. Brad Klontz first heard about TikTok through his teen nephews. After they showed him some animal videos, he kept scrolling and watching more posts. Before long, the financial psychologist — who helps patients deal with money-related stress — stumbled across one user promoting day trading. “I was sort of blown away because I thought that day trading died in the tech bubble when everybody lost all their money,” says Klontz.
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