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Jesse Hughes

Jesse Hughes is a personal finance writer who loves to research complex and poorly understood topics and explain them in plain English. Jess has a background in technical writing and over a decade of experience working with mechanical engineers, so he understands the value of clear and precise writing when covering complex topics.

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How To Use Equity in Your House To Invest in Your Business

Published 07/12/2022 by Jesse Hughes

You can use the equity you have accumulated in your home to invest in your business. There are multiple ways to do this, including home equity loans, a home equity line of credit, cash-out refinancing, and a home equity investment, also known as a shared equity agreement. However, before investing, you should carefully consider your options and weigh the risks to your home.

Does Car Insurance Cover Repairs?

Published 07/08/2022 by Jesse Hughes

We all know that car repairs can be expensive. But does car insurance cover repairs? It depends on a number of factors, but in short, if your car is damaged in an accident, the type of insurance policy you have will determine if insurance will cover the repairs or if you will have to pay for them yourself. Repairs that are due to regular wear and tear and are not linked to a road accident are typically not covered by car insurance.

How To Live on Your Own: 13 Practical Tips

Published 06/29/2022 by Jesse Hughes

To successfully live on your own requires managing both your health and your money well. If you’re living on your own for the first time, there are helpful tips you can follow to ensure a smooth transition into a new chapter of your life. Create a realistic budget, save money, maintain your living space, and take safety precautions as you start this new adventure are a good start.

Depending on the coin’s condition, a 1943 steel penny may be worth between $0.06 and $0.13 for circulated coins. Uncirculated coins are worth a bit more (at most $5.00), but the 1943 copper and copper Lincoln pennies are worth considerably more.