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Boerne, Texas
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Covers:  Insurance, loans, banking, investing, retirement, credit, debt, financial planning
Finance writer+editor at Jerry.ai. CFEI®, licensed agent (P&C; - TX), and CFP® candidate. #Autismmom and yogi with a penchant for good chocolate + Oxford commas.

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Finance writer and editor at Jerry.ai. CFEI®, licensed agent (Property & Casualty — TX), and CFP® candidate.

Autism advocate and yogi with a penchant for travel, good chocolate, and the Oxford comma. Words previously found on TIME, Business Insider, MSN, CBS, USA Today, Newsweek, Money, Fox Business, and more.

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What Are Chartplotters and How Do They Work?

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By STEPHANIE COLESTOCK
| Boat Trader
A chartplotter is a marine navigation device that combines GPS positioning with real-time electronic charts, giving boaters a live view of where they are, where they’re heading, and what hazards lie in their path. Whether you fish inshore flats, race offshore, or cruise coastal waters, a chartplotter is one of the most important pieces of electronics on your boat.
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What is a 30-year fixed mortgage and how can I qualify?

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By Dani Romero Verified, STEPHANIE COLESTOCK
| Homes.com
Key takeaways A 30‑year fixed‑rate mortgage keeps monthly payments lower by spreading repayment over decades, a reason why it remains the most common home loan option. The longer term comes at a cost: Borrowers typically pay significantly more in total interest than they would with shorter‑term mortgages. Qualifying depends largely on credit score, debt‑to‑income ratio and down payment size, making it important to weigh monthly affordability against long‑term borrowing costs.
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6 common bank fees, and how to avoid them

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By STEPHANIE COLESTOCK
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Bank accounts are important financial tools that help protect your money and even allow you to earn interest. But depending on where you bank — and how you use your account — certain fees can chip away at your balance. From monthly maintenance charges to overdraft penalties, these costs can add up quickly if you’re not paying attention. Understanding the most common bank fees, why financial institutions charge them, and how to avoid them can help you keep more of your money.
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