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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 […]

How To Overcome Bad Spending Habits In 2021

by Susan Paigeon August 19, 2021 ~ Leave a Comment

Saving money is not always as easy as we think. It is easy to get distracted by a sale sign in a shop window or go out for a meal with your friends on a Friday night. However, many of us fall victim to bad spending habits and as a result it can put us […]

4 IRA Investing Tips That Will Help You Protect Your Retirement

by Susan Paigeon July 29, 2021 ~ Leave a Comment

If you have finally decided to start thinking about your retirement, then I only have one thing to say. It was about time. Now, you might be a fairly young person reading this, but the same statement goes for you too. It is never too early to start saving up for your future and […]

Is It Easy to Earn in Crypto?

by Susan Paigeon July 22, 2021 ~ Leave a Comment

Cryptocurrency has been a buzzword of recent years. Some many individual investors & teams have created a “magnificent” financial leverage by earning interest in crypto. However, many people do not fully understand this type of investment, which leads to mistakes in believing in less reputable projects and then losing money. The following article will guide […]

Five Websites For Handling Your Unwanted Gifts

by Jenny Smedraon July 21, 2021 ~ Leave a Comment

Tis the season to receive a gift. And tis the season for receiving a gift you don’t want. But, what do you do with unwanted gifts? You don’t want to risk hurting the feelings of someone who spent thoughtful time picking out a gift for you. After all, it was likely given to you with […]

10 Unnecessary Purchases that Hinder Savings

by Jenny Smedraon July 7, 2021 ~ Leave a Comment

Building your savings is an important goal to reach financial success. However, it can be difficult to create and stick to a strict budget. If you can’t seem to meet your monthly savings goals, it may be time to evaluate your spending habits. Here are 10 unnecessary purchases that hinder savings. 10 Unnecessary Purchases that […]

How to Tell If You’re Over-Diversifying

by Jenny Smedraon June 9, 2021 ~ Leave a Comment

Diversification is a cornerstone of investment strategy, but you can overdo it. Having too many assets in your portfolio can be just as harmful as having too few. When you’re over-diversifying, you are actually working against yourself. It waters down your returns and your portfolio’s performance. But, how can you tell if you’re over-diversifying? […]

Can SEO Benefit A Small Business: Startup Services For Optimum Growth

by Susan Paigeon June 1, 2021 ~ Leave a Comment

The longer-term benefits lead owners to concentrate their websites more on SEO (Search Engine Optimization) instead of paid advertising. Startups and small businesses tend towards tight budgets, and when these pinches, the cuts typically occur with marketing. Susan Paige

How Can Your Business Take Advantage Of Budgeting Apps And Tools?

by Susan Paigeon May 24, 2021 ~ Leave a Comment

The best way to avoid overspending in a business is by keeping track of your money and how to spend it. It is easier for your business to file for bankruptcy and struggle in the end when you lack an effective financial plan and a budget. Budgeting apps and tools are vital as they help […]

5 Ways To Lower Your Auto Insurance Rates

by Susan Paigeon May 10, 2021 ~ Leave a Comment

If you think you could skip paying for car insurance, you need to think again. You need it to protect yourself against contingencies that could arise. While it is expensive, you can consider it as a good investment as paying for repairs yourself can actually cost you more. Moreover, what if you were told that […]