Economy experts have already made their predictions. We are already seeing a decline in the main stock market indexes, a stumbling Chinese Economy, a $30 oil price, and the list goes on. According to Peter Schiff, one of the few economists that predicted the 2008-2009 crisis, we are headed towards another one – which… Read more
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9 Secret Tips to Attract Home Buyers
Attracting home buyers during is the first step in the home selling process. Being the first step, it is fundamental to attract as many buyers as possible in order to increase the chances of a successful sale. What you are about to read are 9 secret tips – almost no one knows about –… Read more
Talk Money Now Questions Generates the Conversation
Society has programmed us to think that talking about money is so taboo. We purchase expensive cars, big houses, updated electronics, and designer clothing to present as if we have money and that is fine, if affordable. But the moment we are asked the price tag of the new phone, the mortgage payment or our… Read more
6 Personal Finance Myths Debunked
The power of the majority always rules. The following 6 myths are considered as true by most people – just ask your neighbor about any of them and you’ll see. It is time to debunk them one by one and give you the real truth about the matter. Many have fall under false premises… Read more
Car Modifications That Actually Save You Money
Tons of people love to modify their cars. There’s a car modding subculture that exists in basically every country on the planet. The biggest problem with being a petrolhead is that it’s expensive! Really expensive! At least… it can be. If you’re modifying your car purely to go faster, that will be expensive. There are… Read more
10 Ways to Build an Emergency Fund
Financial advisors state that having an emergency fund equivalent to at least 3 months’ worth of your expenses is necessary for your financial stability. With it, you will have financial support if something unplanned happens. In order to build your own emergency fund you need to either reduce expenses or increase earnings. The next 10… Read more
Expensive Habits You Should Drop
A lot of people lament that life is expensive. That’s a pretty bad attitude. And life actually isn’t that expensive. I mean, even people who have a negative net worth still drive fairly modern cars, carry mobiles and have a television. This post discusses the various expenses people can avoid. If you think life… Read more
Strategies for Never Paying Interest on a Credit Card
The wealthy receive interest. The poor pay it. If you’re anything like me (probably are if you’re reading this blog) you want to be wealthy. So the following post describes how I’ve never paid a cent in credit card interest. I never will either, as long as I keep using the strategies outlined in this… Read more
How to form successful habits
This is a guest post from Ariel. I’m a 3rd year law student at the University of Southern California Gould School of Law, and I’m a healthy lifestyle entrepreneur. When I was seventeen, after playing competitive basketball all my life, I was told that I had a leak in one of the valves connected to… Read more
5 Things You Shouldn’t Miss in Your Retirement Planning Checklist
According to Statista, in 2015, 41% of UK residents had a retirement plan but they hadn’t it written down. Let’s face it, most of us seldom think about our retirement plan – and even less about writing an actual checklist for our plan. Nevertheless, those people who do write one will be able to… Read more
Reasons to Outsource Your Bookkeeping
Keeping on top of finances is not everyone’s strong suit – especially when you have all the other elements of a business to focus on as well. Whether you run a start-up or a growing enterprise, time is precious and you probably don’t want to be spending it on financial reports and tedious payroll. You… Read more
10 Principles to Follow before Lending Money to Family Members
Lending money to family and even friends isn’t the most comfortable thing to do in the world. Sooner or later a family member who is in need may ask you for a loan. When this happens, you at first may feel in a weird position. On one hand, you may feel responsible about giving him… Read more