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4 Tips for Investing Small Amounts of Money

by Justin Weingeron August 31, 2021 ~ Leave a Comment

Everyone has to start somewhere. Though investing can be intimidating to some at first, the reality is that you don’t have to be a millionaire to make savvy choices with your money. Indeed, you can get started by investing small amounts of capital at a time. If you’d like to improve your financial standing, plan […]

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Pros and Cons of an Overseas Semester

by Justin Weingeron June 8, 2021 ~ Leave a Comment

It’s easy to glamorize the concept of studying abroad. But opting for a semester or two in an overseas program comes with a long list of pros and cons. If you plan it right, get it financed correctly, and choose a program that suits your long-term academic needs, the idea can be a life-changer. Here’s […]

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Understanding the Basic Aspects of Personal Finances

by Justin Weingeron March 26, 2021 ~ Leave a Comment

There are many types of budgets and financial profiles. However, if you want to understand your financial state, you’ll need to understand components such as expenses, assets, income, and debt. Measuring each lets you see how financially healthy you are. What are Assets and Liabilities? These are the basic elements of your financial life. Taking […]

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Starting a Side Hustle During Trying Times

by Justin Weingeron October 15, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

If you weren’t already strapped for cash, the recent pandemic has likely put a strain on your finances. Job security is at an all-time low as businesses have had to reduce hours, lay off, and even fire employees to remain afloat. Not to mention, personal schedules have changed dramatically to accommodate remote work and distance […]

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Why You Need a Budget in Your Life

by Justin Weingeron October 3, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

It is easy to look online to learn how to plan a budget, but you may wonder if you need one. If all your bills are paid at the end of the month, you may assume that you are doing fine financially, so it’s not necessary. Or, if your financial situation is not as positive, […]

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How to Find a Quality Broker

by Justin Weingeron September 22, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

Are you searching for someone who has the skills and experience to offer top-notch brokerage services? If so, you’re probably like many other consumers who want the peace of mind that comes with knowing your broker is doesn’t have a criminal past, has the right level of training and education, and belongs to an investor-protection […]

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Budgeting for Home Improvements

by Justin Weingeron August 26, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

Are you ready to renovate your kitchen? Maybe you’re anxious to remodel your bathroom. The simple part of this is knowing what your goal is for your renovations – whether it’s trying to keep up with the growth of your family, to add a bit of space, or just to increase the value of your […]

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Best Ways To Save On Home Electronics

by Justin Weingeron July 29, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

We just love being “connected,” don’t we? What would we do without our apple watches, our iPhones, and our entertainment oasis designed to make the most boring night at home more fun? If you are like most people, you don’t have an inexhaustible supply of cash on hand to buy the latest and greatest, yet […]

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5 Ways Furnished Living Options Are More Affordable

by Justin Weingeron July 29, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

Finding a suitable place to live is a top priority for most people. What’s more, most folks are looking for affordable living options. Achieving both can sometimes be easier said than done. Fortunately, there are many living options out there that won’t break your budget. Let’s take a very close look at five ways furnished […]

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6 Ways to Stretch Your Food When You’re on a Strict Budget

by Justin Weingeron July 13, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

In a time of economic uncertainty, many people are not only concerned about the pandemic, but also about where their next check is coming from. Even if you still have a job, you worry that it won’t be there next week.  After paying the bills, many people are finding that they don’t have a whole […]

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Bees Finance Rules

HERE ARE SOME SIMPLE GUIDELINES THAT WILL HELP YOU BUILD WEALTH:  

PAY OFF HIGH INTEREST DEBT: DON’T CARRY A BALANCE ON YOUR CREDIT CARDS

TAKE WHAT UNCLE SAM GIVES YOU: MAXIMIZE YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO TAX ADVANTAGED RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS

DON’T PROCRASTINATE: WEALTH TAKES TIME TO ACCUMULATE, SO DON’T WAIT

SAVE, INVEST AND REINVEST: LET COMPOUNDING WORK FOR YOU. SAVE YOUR MONEY, THEN INVEST AND REINVEST IT

SAVE AND INVEST AT LEAST 5 TO 10%: PUT ASIDE AT LEAST A MINIMUM SO YOU’RE STUCK WHEN YOU’RE AT RETIREMENT AGE

HAVE AN EMERGENCY FUND: IF YOU CAN’T SAVE 6 MONTHS OF EXPENSES, GET AT LEAST $1,000 SAVED UP

OWN: OWNING ASSETS IS GENERALLY TO YOUR ADVANTAGE. GET AS MANY AS YOU REASONABLY CAN

IF YOU ARE MARRIED, BUILD YOUR PARTNERSHIP: HAVING A STRONG MARRIAGE CAN BE AN EXCELLENT ACCELERATOR. WORK ON YOUR MARRIAGE AND CARE FOR YOUR SPOUSE.

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