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Life Lessons from a Real Estate Mogul

by Susan Paigeon December 28, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

Our new rubric “Life of Remarkable People” presents brief sketches from the lives of modern people who have achieved outstanding achievements (successes) in their field of activity. Let’s hope that our readers will be able to extract useful information and apply it for themselves. Today our focus will be on developer Paul Daneshrad, founder and […]

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What Is a Speakeasy? 5 Common Questions and Answers

by Jenny Smedraon November 11, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

speakeasy

If you are tired of the normal bar scene and want to try something different, a Las Vegas speakeasy, such as The Barbershop, may be just what you are looking for. Like any bar, these places serve up all your favorite cocktails, craft beers, and mixed drinks. But, they have a special twist that makes […]

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Credit Score Ranges: What Can a 637 Credit Score Get You?

by Jenny Smedraon October 27, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

637 credit score

Knowing your credit score is important. It impacts your ability to buy things and live your life the way you want. There are various credit ranges, usually characterized by the terms very poor, poor, fair, good and excellent. What about a 637 credit score? Is that a good credit score and what purchases will you […]

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Tagged With: credit, credit score, credit score ranges, how much credit do you need to buy a house

How to Budget on an Irregular Income

by Jenny Smedraon October 7, 2020 ~ 2 Comments

How to Budget on an Irregular Income

Budgeting with Irregular Income While budgeting is an important part of financial planning, it is even more so if you do not get a steady paycheck. You need to budget on an irregular income to ensure your bills get paid each month. Otherwise, you may find yourself unable to pay for basic necessities or sitting […]

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Is Sweatcoin Worth It?

by Jenny Smedraon August 13, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

Is Sweatcoin Worth It?

  Many people assume that a free app like Sweatcoin is too good to be true. Some might even believe it to be a scam. How could any company make money by rewarding you for walking? However, a mention in national magazines and more than 5 million users prove otherwise. A quick visit to their […]

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4 Benefits of Having a Booster Seat During Road Trips

by Justin Weingeron May 15, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

Having a car to drive around can be quite convenient for most modern-day families. Older children and adults have the benefit of using the already installed seat belt system that can be found in all cars nowadays. However, young children and babies don’t have the same options when it comes to in-car safety. In 2011, […]

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Investing Mistakes to Avoid After Turning 50

by Jenny Smedraon May 13, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

Investing Mistakes to Avoid after Turning 50

As you enter your 50s, your retirement years become much clearer. After spending years building assets and contributing to your retirement funds, it is time to put your plan into action. With only a few years left to make contributions, this is not the time for poor money management or financial decisions. This is especially […]

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How Home Quarantine Changed My Budget Allocation

by Jenny Smedraon May 6, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

How Home Quarantine Changed My Budget Allocation

Living on a Limited Budget With businesses closed across the nation, the American economy has come to a standstill. The fortunate ones have been able to work from home, but laborers in other industries have been out of work for over a month. Without a steady influx of money, you need to tighten your budget […]

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Tagged With: budget allocation, quarantine budget

Ways to Improve Your Money Management Skills:

by Jenny Smedraon April 29, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

Improve Your Money Management Skills

3 Immediate Actions to Improve Your Money Management When it comes to early financial education, there are serious gaps in knowledge for most people. Perhaps you were never taught how to manage and invest your resources. Maybe you are still paying off loans or a mortgage. Bad habits can also be formed if you observed […]

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Different Ways to Save on Chiropractic Costs

by Justin Weingeron March 21, 2020 ~ Leave a Comment

You often hear people saying that one should not scrimp on their health. But, of course, not everyone can splurge like there’s no tomorrow. If you’re seeing a chiropractor in Burnaby, then you should know that there are various ways that you can save on chiropractor costs. Here are some tips that you can apply: […]

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About The Author


Jenny Smedra is an avid world traveler, ESL teacher, former archaeologist, and freelance writer. Choosing a life abroad had strengthened her commitment to finding ways to bring people together across language and cultural barriers. While most of her time is dedicated to either working with children, she also enjoys good friends, good food, and new adventures.

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