Renting has its benefits. You don't have to pay property tax, you aren't stuck in one place as long, and you can leave the maintenance to someone else. One thing you'll still be on the hook for,...
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There may come a time in your life when you want to borrow money, open a credit card, or apply to rent an apartment, but you can't get approved on your own. While the reasons may vary – you're just...
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All right, so you finally got yourself a job that pays you in more than free swag and occasional loose change. You've decided it's time to move out of your old room at your parents' house and into a...
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