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Child support and relocation: what fathers can do
Child support and a parent moving away with the kids are two of the most stressful issues fathers face after a breakup. The rules vary from state to state, but the core principles are similar almost everywhere. Knowing them helps you protect both your finances and your relationship with your children. How do I avoid…
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Divorce: keeping your house and getting 50/50 custody
Divorce raises two big fears for many men: losing the house and losing time with the kids. Neither outcome is automatic. How property and custody are decided depends on your state’s laws and your specific situation, but understanding the basics puts you in a much stronger position. Will I lose my house in a divorce?…
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Speeding tickets and full coverage: what to keep and what to drop
Car insurance is one of the biggest monthly bills for many men, and two common questions come up again and again: how long a speeding ticket will keep your rates high, and whether you still need full coverage once the car is paid off. Here is how both work and how to save money without…
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Car insurance: why it costs young men more (and the red car myth)
If you are a young man paying for car insurance, you have probably noticed that your quotes are much higher than your friends’ or your parents’. It is not personal, and it is not random. Here is why young male drivers pay more, whether the color of your car matters, and what you can do…
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Listed on the credit bureau: where to borrow and how to recover
Having negative marks on your credit report, such as late payments, collections or a default, can make it feel impossible to borrow money. It is harder, but not impossible, and there are safe ways to get credit while you rebuild. Just as important is avoiding the lenders that take advantage of people in a tough…
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No payslip, no credit history: how to still qualify
Being self-employed or having no credit history does not mean you cannot get a loan. It just means lenders need a different kind of proof that you can pay them back. With the right documents and a little preparation, many freelancers, gig workers and first-time borrowers get approved. How do I prove my income if…
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How much can you borrow, and how to pay less interest
Before applying for a personal loan, most men want to know two things: how much the lender will give them, and how to keep the interest as low as possible. Lenders follow fairly predictable rules, so understanding them helps you ask for the right amount and get a better deal. How much money will they…
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Personal loans: will you be approved?
It is frustrating to earn a good salary and still get turned down for a loan. Income is only one part of what lenders check. Understanding what they actually look at, and how to check your chances before applying, saves you from unnecessary rejections and protects your credit score. Why does the bank reject my…
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Accessories that change a look
The right accessory can do more for an outfit than an expensive piece of clothing. A simple watch, sunglasses that suit your face and a belt that matches your shoes can take a basic T-shirt and jeans from ordinary to intentional. The key is choosing a few quality pieces and wearing them with confidence, not…
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A 5-step grooming routine
A grooming routine only works if you actually follow it. That is why this one has five simple steps instead of fifteen products. Two minutes in the morning and two at night will do more for your skin and appearance than a bathroom full of products you rarely use. 1. Cleanse Wash your face morning…