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{ So is our financial advice. Welcome to Thrive. }
* Make a budget and manage your spending.
* Get out from under your debt.
* Boost savings and start planning ahead.
* Get a free credit score.
* pay off credit card debt
Thrive will look at how you use money and help you gradually lower your spending in the areas you can save the most. Then we'll tell you how much you need to pay on each bill to keep your debt from growing. By using the money you've saved to make extra payments on your credit cards each month, you'll be on your way to be debt free.
* buy a car or home
Before making a big purchase like a car or home, it's important that you get your credit score as high as possible so you'll get the best interest rate available. Thrive has a free credit score estimator that will help you figure out your credit score. Then we'll give you advice to help you raise it so you get the best deal on your car or home.
* save for retirement
For some of us, retirement seems far away, for others it seems too soon. Thrive will help you plan ahead by saving a little bit each month so you have enough saved for a comfortable retirement. You can even see how much the $50 you squirreled away into your IRA will be worth in 40 years (answer: $1,086). -
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R. Richard HobbsFree Personal Budget, Online Money Management, Personal Finance Software, Financial Planning and Advice from Thrive
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goto tripThere's yet another free online finance site to check out if you're interested in having a computer tell you what to do with your money. And, honestly, if you're like most people, it probably wouldn't be a bad idea. This one is called Thrive. It's designed for young professionals (people in their 20s and 30s) and is differentiated by the level of advice it offers. CEO Avi Karnani wants this group of people to have access to the same level of insight and intelligence that financial planners provide for the affluent.
But first, a bit about Karnani. Before starting this service, he worked in institutional finance, in hedge funds and arbitrage. When I found this out, I asked him, "And we're supposed to trust you?" His response: "I know just how complex finances are. And what's done for people who have more money is vastly more beneficial to them than what's offered to people without a lot. It shouldn't be that hard to do, there just haven't been companies that wanted to do it. -
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Ellen MooreOrganize all your financial accounts in one place. Get personalized advice to reduce debt, save money and start investing.
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