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Chonce Maddox

Choncé is a Certified Financial Education Instructor, personal finance freelance writer, and blogger who focuses on helping other manage their money better in order to live a life with more possibilities and fewer limitations. Her work has been featured on Business Insider, LendingTree, Credit Sesame, Barclaycard.

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Chonce Maddox

How to Tastefully Bring Up Money at Thanksgiving Dinner (and Why You Should)

Wealthy Habits Money Manners

How I Kickstarted My First Emergency Fund

Smart Money Budgeting

6 Affordable Ways to Become Your Healthiest Self

5 Simple Money Habits That Helped Me Pay Off Debt

4 Habits of People with High Net Worths

Habits of People with High Net Worths

Why You Don’t Need A Budget to Save Money

6 Effective Ways to Balance Parenting with the Hustle

Easy Ways to Stretch Your Household Budget (Without Sacrificing Convenience)

College Grads: What to Watch out for When Choosing Your First Adult Bank Account

How to Work Together as a Couple to Get Out Of Debt

Dating & Relationships

How to Make Money With Your Car This Summer

How We Saved BIG Buying Our First Home

Budget for Back to School as a Single Parent

Budgeting Styles For Every Age

8 Things to Do in the Fall That Don’t Cost Money

6 Ways to Reuse Your Halloween Decorations

How to Host a Frugal (But Fabulous) Friendsgiving

6 Cable Alternatives: The Best Streaming Services to Cut Your Cable Bill

5 Financial Resolutions You Can Meet Before the End of the Year

What is A Good Credit Score To Buy A Car?

4 Career Moves You Should Make This Year

What is a Good Credit Score to Buy a House?

Good Credit Scores vs. Bad Credit Scores

How to Host a Super Bowl Party on a Budget

The Real Cost Behind Red Carpet Looks

What is the 30 Day Savings Rule?

I Tracked My Spending For a Week: Here’s What I Found

What to do When Your S.O. is Bad With Money

How to Plan the Perfect Staycation: 6 Tips for Affordable Relaxation

How to Break Into a New Career Field in Your 30s

8 Ways to Get One Month Ahead On Your Expenses

How to Plan a Getaway With Friends That Works for Everyone’s Budget

8 Creative Ways to Save Money When You Move

7 Financial Moves to Make Before Your First Child

How to Quit Your Food Delivery Addiction

What is a 401(k) Plan?

The Ultimate Back-to-School Budgeting Guide

How Millennials Can Become Financially Independent of Their Parents Sooner

Culture Money Manners

How to Use the 4 Gift Rules For Your Family This Christmas

Budgeting Culture Holiday Spending

Low Effort Ways to Get Extra Cash For The Holidays

12 DIY Gift Ideas Everyone Will Love This Holiday Season

7 Holiday Budget-friendly Activities for the Whole Family

Holiday Spending

5 Best Apps For Selling Your Stuff in 2020

Can I open a bank account with no money?

Financial Lessons You Can Learn from 3 Romantic Comedy Movies

Recommended Budget Category Percentages

How Women Can Take Control Of Their Finances

Smart Money Culture

22 Tips for Families During School Closures

6 Ways to Manage Financial Stress Challenging Times

10 Budget-Friendly Summer Recipes to Try

5 Reasons Why You Should Care About Financial Literacy

How do you set up direct deposit?

What’s a Prepaid Card and How Is It Different Than a Debit Card or a Credit Card?

Smart Money Banking

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