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Avoiding Probate. Unlike many think, dying isn't simple, at least from a financial perspective. There is a lot of legal muck to sort through and if you can reduce that then you're in a good place. Avoiding probate is a great way to reduce what you have to pay when you die and it also leaves your successors in a much better peace of mind.

Developing Financial Discipline. Financial discipline may intimidate some, but it's really like any other kind of discipline. Start simple and easy and work your way up to where you're in complete control of your finances and you'll experience true financial freedom!

Discussing Finances with Your Partner. Money discussions can be uncomfortable and frustrating, but they need not be. If you can just approach the conversation with honesty and tact then the conversation with your partner can be productive and successful.

Reading an Amortization Schedule. Amortization schedules may be daunting to think about, especially when you realize it deals with mortgages and interest and concepts of the like. Amortization schedules however aren't that hard to figure out and once you do you'll be in good shape for really managing your loan.

Unclaimed Money. Many people don't realize that they could have money sitting out there that they don't know about. With just a little bit of research, you could find unclaimed money that's rightfully yours.

What is a Portfolio?. Portfolios, while a bit vaguely understood at first, are great for investors and are key in controlling financial assets. While you may not currently or even ever need an official portfolio, you should know what they are and leave that as an option for you in taking better control of your finances.