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Coming of Age High School Comedy Available in Limited Theatrical Release March 3rd, with wider release planned nationwide as VidAngel Studios takes first step in offering original, family-friendly content to rabid fans

Undermining Academic Achievement

Attorney Roy D. Cole Illustrates the Essentials for Filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Dear Dave,

In your mind, what’s the biggest thing a family can live without when it comes to getting control of your money and living on a budget?

Will

Dear Will,

On a regular, day-to-day basis, I think maybe the biggest and best thing you can eliminate is eating out. There are always the shiny things people can do without. Sometimes people sell a fancy car or boat, and get rid of a $600-a-month payment right off the bat. But it’s really not a good idea to be eating out when you’re broke. It really adds up. 

Dear Dave,

I’m 64, and I’ve been dating a 73-year-old man for four years. We’re talking about marriage, and we’ve been discussing finances. He’s retired, but I still work part-time even though I’m in pretty good shape financially. His plan, if we get married, is to give his house and his savings to his children, while we live in my home. We’d still have his small pension, what I bring home and my savings, but I think he should invest at least half of what he has in our marriage and relationship. What do you think?

Betty

Dear Betty,

Dear Dave,

My husband and I have been living bicoastal since last October. He found a great job with great pay in Charlottesville, Virginia, after graduation, and we both agreed he couldn’t pass it up. I’m still in Portland, Oregon, with a good marketing job making $50,000 a year. We’re trying to get out of debt. If I join him now, I won’t have a job and we won’t pay off our debt as quickly. But being apart is so difficult. Should I go ahead and make the move now?

Danielle

Dear Danielle,

Dear Dave,

My wife and I are debt-free except for our home, and we’re currently putting money aside for our fully loaded emergency fund of three to six months of expenses. Currently, we have our emergency fund account in the same bank as our checking and savings accounts. Do you think we should move it to a different bank?

Steve

Dear Steve,

Dear Dave,

I’m returning to school to finish my degree this year, and I’m going to ask my girlfriend to marry me. We both have decent jobs, but I also have some previous student loans that I could put into deferment. Do you think I should pay off the debt before getting engaged?

Colton

Dear Colton,

Congrats on finding that special someone! Now, if I were in your shoes, here’s the way I line up my priorities.

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February 26, 2017

The “Orange Solution”

While I understand the frustration among most Americans with the refusal of past administrations to finally deal with the problem of those illegally in the United States and do not wish to see another “amnesty” deal that we saw years ago, I believe that there is a better solution than the one being advanced by President Trump.