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There is nothing quite like the feeling of freedom that comes from hitting the open road on a motorcycle. However, the cost of a new or used motorcycle can be in the tens of thousands of dollars. Most people don’t have that kind of extra cash sitting around in a savings or checking account and will need to obtain financing to buy one. […]

Anyone in the market for a credit card quickly learns that several options exist in today’s credit card universe. From basic cards with no frills, features, or fees, to rewards cards that boast unlimited cash back or miles on purchases in nearly every category, there is a credit card option for everyone. […]

Next to a car, a motorcycle is one of the most common vehicle expenses you’re likely to take on in your lifetime. After you add up the cost of a bike purchase, fuel, repairs, and accessories, owning one can get expensive.

Then you’ll also need to buy insurance. When it comes to cars, many people pay for more auto insurance than they need, and the same goes for motorcycles. No one wants to spend more on motorcycle insurance than necessary, but it’s easy to do.

Luckily, there are ways to reduce the annual cost of motorcycle insurance for people of all ages. Here are five of the best ways to save money on motorcycle insurance. […]

It is that time of year when people start thinking about getting out on the water. For some of you, that means buying your first boat. While for others, that means buying another one. The decision to add a new or used boat to your vehicle lineup is a big one. Even for the most knowledgeable boat buyers. […]

When you were in elementary school, junior high, or otherwise, did your parents or someone else ever offer to reward you for good grades? Maybe it was as simple as buying the toy you wanted, increasing your allowance, or buying your first car. […]

Taking some well-deserved time away from the normal work or life grind is a necessity for most people at least once each year. Whether solo, with a friend, significant other, or the entire family, simply thinking about a vacation can be relaxing. However, it can also be stressful for many of us when it comes down to figuring out the dollars and cents. […]

For many Americans, the thought of coming up with money to pay for a vacation can be a bit distressing. It’s expensive enough for individuals, never mind taking a large family. However, there are ways to ease the financial burden and reduce the risk of going into debt for it. You’re taking the vacation to reduce your stress level, not add to it. […]

Whether for summer vacations with the family, to live in, or the desire to make road trips feel more like home, an RV is a great thing to have when you’re planning to hit the open road. As with most vehicle purchases, an RV can put a significant dent in your wallet though. […]

Spring break and summertime are often busy seasons for kids and their parents, with camps and other non-school activities that fill the long days. One way to pass the time is to add a bit of a financial lesson to the mix – while also getting children engaged in the entrepreneurial spirit early on in life – is opening a neighborhood lemonade stand. […]

If you’ve struggled with poor management of your finances in the past and now have less than stellar credit, you aren’t alone. Millions of consumers find themselves in the uncomfortable circumstance of having bad credit, but it isn’t a life sentence. Understanding the tools available to you to help you rebuild your credit is a step in the right direction. […]