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Openly Gay Athletes Who Broke the Silence in Sport

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For a long time being gay in sports was like being gay in the military. The unspoken rule was “don’t ask, don’t tell”, and ideally, pretend like you’re not gay so as to not raise any suspicions.

Even the most confident gay athletes in the 1980s, 1990s, and even the early 2000s, felt unsafe to come out. They feared being alienated from teammates or being ostracized in the locker room. Thankfully, a few openly gay athletes eventually had the courage to crack open the “closet door.” [Read more…] about Openly Gay Athletes Who Broke the Silence in Sport

How to Learn Faster: 11 Hacks to Become a Learning Machine

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Within the modern education system, there’s a lot of time spent teaching the basics, like trigonometry, history, and physical education. However, given the exponential growth of information and tech in recent years, the most effective topic we could study would be how to learn faster.

There is an information explosion going on in the world at the moment. You may be astonished to learn that 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are created every single day. That’s 2.5 followed by 18 zeros! [Read more…] about How to Learn Faster: 11 Hacks to Become a Learning Machine

8 Unbelievable Benefits of Buying vs. Renting a Home

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Are you wondering about the benefits of buying a home?

Today, the homeownership rate in America is 67.4%. While some enjoy the freedom of renting, it’s safe to say that the benefits of homeownership typically outweigh the benefits of renting. From building equity and tax benefits to home appreciation and flexibility, homeownership is a sound investment.

If you’re considering purchasing a home, you’re going to want to read this. This article outlines the eight most prominent benefits of buying a home as opposed to renting. [Read more…] about 8 Unbelievable Benefits of Buying vs. Renting a Home

9 Super Savvy Things To Do with $1000 (Right Now)

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When you’re young, $1000 seems like a lot of money. Once you enter the “real world”, the more that number seems to shrink despite staying the same.  Saving money is critical, and 28% of Americans don’t have any kind of emergency fund.

When you have $1000 saved up for the first time, you might be tempted to blow it all on fun things or a huge vacation, but this is the prime time to start doing things that can better your life in the long term.

Do you know what to do with $1000 to help push your life in the right direction?

If you’re feeling a little bit lost, don’t worry, you’re in the right place. Keep reading to learn nine super savvy ways to really make your money count. [Read more…] about 9 Super Savvy Things To Do with $1000 (Right Now)

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What Is an FHA Loan? An Essential Guide to Federal Housing Administration Loans

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FHA loans come with a ton of benefits for home buyers. Whether it is your first home or your third, an FHA loan can help you get a mortgage when can’t qualify conventionally.

If you’re worried about your down payment or less than perfect credit, then an FHA loan may be a perfect fit for you.

From what they are to how they work, here’s your go-to guide to homeownership using an FHA loan. [Read more…] about What Is an FHA Loan? An Essential Guide to Federal Housing Administration Loans

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