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How to save for the future, and live in the now

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Sure, your parents will have told you enough times, “it’s important to begin saving once you are young”, especially if you want to own property or car some day. However, rising rent and living costs, plus a freeze in wages, is making it increasingly difficult for millennials to even live in the now, rather than start planning for the future. Ok, we aren’t making excuses for your latest credit card bill, but it can be difficult balancing a hectic social life with setting up a long-term savings account. So, if you want to keep your folks pleased, but still want to keep up with your friends, then you need to make sure that you manage your money incredibly carefully.

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Tips on Marketing a Community Group

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Are you involved in a community drama group or have you been tasked with getting greater exposure for the school’s bake sale? Being a parent often means getting involved in community fund-raising efforts. It can actually be good fun and it’s a great way to make new friends if you are feeling a bit isolated at home with your kids. However, unless you are a former marketing executive with a marketing degree from New England College, you may not have a clue what to do when the committee asks you to help promote the Amateur Dramatics Society’s production of Jesus Christ Superstar.

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New Experiences To Explore In 2018

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There’s never been a more perfect time for you to step outside of your comfort zone and to embrace different experiences than a brand new year. Challenging yourself to try new things is an excellent way for you to learn about your strengths and weaknesses. It could also help you to widen your social circle, boost your self-esteem, take care of your body, create incredible memories, find new passions, and get the most out of your money. If you are overwhelmed by the choices available to you, it is important that you plan ahead. Below are five ideas that will help you to get started.

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Will Trump Be the Most Quoted U.S. President in History?

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