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At MaxLend, we want to let our customers know that April is Financial Literacy Month. Why? Because we like to help our customers by providing
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Daylight Saving Time 2024 begins at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 10, 2024. We’ll spring forward and advance the clocks one hour ahead of time.
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As the ball drops into 2021, you may be looking for some resolutions aimed at getting a handle on your financials. If 2020 showed us
Bills, one of the tedious yet inevitable things in life. With life comes many distractions, and with many distractions, things like bills can slip through
If you’re in debt or having trouble with money, you’re not alone. In June 2019, student debt totaled $1.605 trillion, and the average U.S. household
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