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Second-quarter breakdown

You’re halfway through the year – now’s the time to check in.

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From paying off debt to managing monthly payments – here are some articles to help keep you going.

You’re halfway through the year – now’s the time to check in, make adjustments and keep your financial goals moving forward. What to focus on as you head into Q3.

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The payoff that keeps paying

Your new secret weapon? Paying more than your monthly minimum may help reduce debt faster and improve your financial health over time. Learn how small extra payments can make a big impact:  The power of paying more.

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Drive off with confidence

Buckle up – we’re making buying a used car less stressful. Jot down these tips for your next stop at the car dealership: Buying a used car: Don’t let the process drive you crazy.

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Show your debt who’s boss

Paying off your debt may help strengthen your credit over time – even small steps can add up. With steady, consistent moves, your credit may see an uptick, even if it’s slow shift: Debt-free vibes: What’s next for your credit?

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Keep your momentum rolling

Whether you stayed on track with your financial goals or took a slight detour, revisit your budget and refocus on your goals where it counts: It’s time for a mid-year financial check-in.

Don’t lose your stride. Stick to your financial goals and head into Q3 feeling good – because progress looks good on you.

Exeter Finance LLC is not a credit repair agency or licensed credit counselor. Exeter does not offer services to fix or improve credit scores. These tips are intended for general educational purposes and should not be construed as legal, financial, or credit repair advice.

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