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7 Finance-Friendly Ways to Beat the Summer Heat

Summer is here, which means both the temperatures and your utility bills are on the rise. In many areas, summer sparks higher energy demand, causing the market price to increase. Variables such as the kids being home from school, hot weather, and pool filters can easily affect your utility bills.

Fortunately, there are many ways to get around the high expense of staying cool all summer long. New Era Debt Solutions suggests these tips for having a comfortable and affordable summer:

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School’s out for summer: budget-friendly kids’ activities

There are many fun ways to entertain the kids this summer without breaking the bank. You don’t need to dazzle your kids with bright lights and big bangs. Most children just want to spend time with their famil

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Second Jobs for Earning Extra Cash This Summer

If you’ve recently found yourself struggling with rising debts, you might find that allocating the money you need to repay your creditors is a serious challenge. After all, many Americans are living with already-strained finances, and finding places to cut back can be difficult. Sometimes, there’s nothing left to cut from your budget and you still can’t manage minimum payments. Fortunately, now that summer is just around the corner, it’s the perfect opportunity to apply for a secondary job as a way of making up some extra cash for your monthly payments.

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Cost-Cutting Tips for Parents with College Students

As a parent, it is crucial to lay the foundations of financial success for your children before they venture off to college and are faced with the difficulties of managing money on their own. Whether you are helping your child out with their college expenses or are expecting them to pay for the majority of them, New Era offers parents cost-cutting tips to help your kids save money during their semesters away at college.

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