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12 Rules of Life for Financial Freedom
Since Jordan Peterson published his 12 Rules of Life: An Antidote to Chaos, everyone and their dog has thrown their own 12 rules into the mix.
How To Sell Your House Without Paying a Real Estate Agent in Houston
Real estate agents can help you sell your house easily without causing you a lot of worries, but you should think about whether they’re worth paying for.
How to Set Financial Priorities After Taking Out Personal Loans Online
A personal loan is borrowed money with accumulating interest. You should only apply for it if you need to cover major expenses.
How to Search Company Directors Online
A director is an official who is appointed or elected to manage the business and affairs of a company.
How to Make Extra Money in a Small Town
Are you thinking about leaving the busy people and bright lights of the city for a quieter, slower-paced small-town vibe?
Differences Between Day Trading and Swing Trading
There are two primary types of active traders: swing traders and day traders. These types of trading both focus on making a profit from short-term trading.
6 Tips to Save Money in Your 20s
Young people are looking for ways to be financially independent. What better than having paid off all your debts before you reach thirty?
What Is the Best Helper With Doing Case Studies?
Case studies are quite common assignments among students and workers on staff.
Where Should You Put Your Money During the Coronavirus Crisis?
From a global panic to widespread civil unrest, men and women around the world are wondering what the future holds and if they need to change their investment strategy.
Some People Are Money Disasters But They Don’t Have to Be
When you really break it all down to basics, some people seem to have money completely under control and others are walking money disaster areas.
4 Frugal-Living Hacks to Save for a Down Payment on a Car
Do you feel that your current car is on its last legs? Have you been making due without a car at all, but suddenly need one due to a new job or other life events?
8 Finance Tips Everyone in Their 20s Should Know
Your 20s financial habits can be incredibly powerful. You can build life-long positive financial habits and take advantage of compounding through investing.
21 Things You Can Do To Become Debt Free
Some of these are quick to do and one off’s. Some are about changing habits and the way you view your finances and life in general.
What Tiger King Can Teach You About Personal Finance
Most of us by now have watched Tiger King, but what does debating whether Carole Baskin killed her husband or not have to do with personal finance?
Tips To Secure Financial Data Before And After A Security Breach
The number of data breaches in the last few years is alarming. Yahoo tops the list of the worst security breach with 3 billion records compromised.
How to Build Wealth in Your 40s
If you are fortunate enough to have focused on personal finance matters early on, that’s great. But more often than not, we’re late to the game.
Thinking About Starting a Business in Retirement?
If I asked you which age group has the highest self-employment rate in the U.S., what would your guess be? You might be surprised that it’s the 65+ group.
How to Side-Hustle Your Way to Financial Independence
The thing with any business is, the longer you do it, the more you make.
The (Unlikely) Key to Workplace Productivity
What if the way to be more productive at work was actually pretty simple? What if the answer was held in your pet?
What’s Your Magic Number?
Wealth can provide us with control over how we spend our time by relieving us of trading our time for income unless we choose to for non-monetary reasons.
The Distribution of Stimulus Checks And the Next Check
We’ll discuss the scope of the first stimulus check. We’ll also talk about the next potential round of checks, which could come very soon.
10 Ways to Save Money on a Tight Budget
If you’re looking for ways to save money on a tight budget, the first thing you need to know is that there’s no magic pill that will immediately change your financial life.
Are Indices a Safe Haven During Bearish Markets?
During a downturn, investor uncertainty and pessimism about the state of the economy prevail in the markets. How do indices fit into that?
How to Retire in 10 Years
Many thousands of others have already done it, which means you can too. And you can do it even if you have no money saved for retirement right now.
The Leading Bitcoin Software to Help You Attain Your Goals
If you desire to achieve your bitcoin trading goals without any issues along the way, you need to invest in the leading tools.
We Amassed $3 Million in 15 Years and Lost $1 Million in 40 Days
We retired from our cube jobs a little over a year ago. For both of us, the last year of work felt like one of the worst of our careers.
Are You Prepared for Life’s Emergencies?
There are steps we can take to alleviate stress. I’ve taken a little time to review five areas in my home to prepare for potential emergencies.
Should You Refinance Your Mortgage? Be on the Lookout for These 4 Signs
When a person buys a house and finances it with a mortgage, they get the best deal they can get approved for at the time. Sometimes it gets better.
Things I No Longer Do Thanks to Financial Freedom
Financial independence and freedom, in general, are all about choice.
What Does Workers’ Compensation Really Cover?
Despite even the most conscientious health and safety measures, incidents can still occur. And this is when workers’ compensation might come into play.