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Read Full PostHow-to-Guide: Managing Financial StressMoney stress is real. The good news? So are the solutions.Money and stress go hand in hand, but by changing a few small and simple habits, you can take back control and feel a little less stressed about your finances.Step 1: Spot the Stress that Starts the CycleWorrying about bills can trigger overthinking, avoidance,...
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How-to-Guide: Building Credit for Gen Z—A Real-World Guide to Getting Started For many Gen Z-ers, building credit can feel like one of those “adulting” tasks that you should be doing, but for many, no one really explains how crucial credit is for your financial future! Whether you're dreaming of renting your first apartment,
Read Full PostHow to Use AI as a Smart Tool for Your Financial Planning Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming more common in our daily lives—from personalized playlists to voice assistants. But did you know it can also help you take control of your financial future? At CSE, we believe in giving you the tools to make informed, empowered decisions. That’s
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What Happens When a Lender Checks My Credit Score? (And 5 Tips to Keep It Strong) If you’ve ever applied for a loan, credit card, or even a new phone plan, chances are the company said, “We’ll need to check your credit.” But what does that actually mean? And can it hurt your credit score? Let’s break it...
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