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Jim Holborow

Jim Holborow is a researcher, writer, and editor specializing in credit building and personal finance. As a contributor to the Credit One Bank knowledge base, Jim creates informative, engaging content good for boosting your credit IQ or just getting guidance on the go. He holds a BS in Marketing from the University of Nevada-Reno, with continuing studies in marketing analytics.

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How Millennials and Gen Z Handle Their Money

Since these generations are firmly in adulthood and making grand financial decisions, it is important to understand their money management habits, as it will allow for better

Mother smiling while working on finances with kid playing on tablet.

Money Management Guide for Single Parents

According to the U.S. Census, 30% of single parents live below the poverty line. For a family of three, this means making under $21,960 per year. This is why it’s so important for

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Tips for Healing Yourself (and Your Finances) After Divorce

For couples who are going through a separation, the process can be overwhelming, and cause a significant impact on their mental health as well as their financial stability.

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