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How to Use Your Tax Refund to Build Better Credit
Finance

How to Use Your Tax Refund to Build Better Credit

You can use your tax refund to improve your credit by paying down high credit card balances and catching up on past-due accounts.
moriah-beaver
February 27, 2026
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What is Debt Consolidation?
Finance
What is Debt Consolidation?

October 08, 2025
Rainy day funds: how to prepare for unexpected expenses
Finance
Rainy day funds: how to prepare for unexpected expenses

August 01, 2025
How to Make Passive Income & Why You Should
Finance
How to Make Passive Income & Why You Should

June 30, 2025

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Investing during a recession
Finance
Investing during a recession

Building your future doesn’t need to get pushed to the back burner because the economy is slow. Learn more about investing during a recession.

John Heath | Directing Attorney

May 01, 2021
10 common money myths debunked
Finance
10 common money myths debunked

When it comes to financial matters, you can’t believe everything you hear. Learn the truth behind 10 common money myths with Lexington Law.

Kenton Arbon

April 28, 2021
7 ways to cash a check with or without a bank account
Finance
7 ways to cash a check with or without a bank account

For most Americans, cashing a check is simple. But what about those without a bank account? Here, we discuss the many different ways an individual can cash a check.

Anna Grozdanov

April 23, 2021
22 science-backed ways to invest in yourself
Finance
22 science-backed ways to invest in yourself

Money isn’t the only thing you can manage up front for a future payoff. Here are 22 ways you can invest in your future well-being now.

Lexington Law

April 22, 2021
Credit cards: What we found in the fine print
Finance
Credit cards: What we found in the fine print

At the end of every monthly credit card statement, you’ll find text that outlines the terms of your agreement. This section defines the APR (annual percentage rate) and VR (variable rate) as well as t

Lexington Law

April 22, 2021
What are money orders, and how do they work?
Finance
What are money orders, and how do they work?

Do you need a money order to pay a bill? Find out more about how this payment method works and whether you should use it. Article from Lexington Law.

Sarah Raja

April 16, 2021
All About Simple Interest Loans
Finance
All About Simple Interest Loans

Simple interest loans can potentially save you money when you borrow. Find out how these loans work and when they are most beneficial.

John Heath | Directing Attorney

April 16, 2021
6 Ways to Teach Your Kids to Be Financially Literate
Finance
6 Ways to Teach Your Kids to Be Financially Literate

To help your children become responsible with their finances, invest time in teaching them about money by doing these six things.

Lexington Law

March 19, 2021
Quiz: Are You Financially Ready for Children?
Finance
Quiz: Are You Financially Ready for Children?

Raising kids is a costly venture. According to a 2014 report by the USDA, middle class families will spend an average of $245,340 to raise a child born in 2013. Although many households spend less (or

Lexington Law

March 19, 2021
Understanding the types of debt
Finance
Understanding the types of debt

Understanding the different types of debt can help you make smarter financial decisions. Learn the difference between good and bad debt in this blog post.

Kenton Arbon

March 08, 2021