When I was growing up, my dad was very frugal and taught me that all debt was bad and all investments are risky. While he meant well, I eventually learned that his advice was wrong. After working for years in a dead-end job to pay for college, I finally landed a good job with a 401K plan. This motivated me to start researching the world of money management, and I loved what I read about investing so much that I started investing on my own outside of my retirement account. I have had some investments lose value, but since I diversified them so much, any small losses are covered by gains in my other investments. I now enjoy the world of finance so much that I decided to start a blog to share money-management tips. I hope I can help you learn to manage your money wisely!
Posted on: 29 June 2017
Utilizing a bail bond is a great option to consider if you are in jail awaiting your court date or if you have been sentenced to prison, mostly because the bail bond can give you your freedom until you report to court or prison. Listed below are three reasons to utilize a bail bond.
It Can Help You Keep Your Job
One of the biggest ways in which a bail bond can benefit you is by helping you to keep your job.
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Posted on: 4 June 2017
An HELOC provides you with additional flexibility with how you finance your life. However, given how easy this money is, it is tempting to spend it. There are optimal ways that you can use an HELOC to get the best value:
Use An HELOC To Perform Upgrades And Repairs
The best way to use an HELOC is when performing home upgrades and repairs. By doing so, you will be increasing the value of your home and building wealth by using the HELOC.
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Posted on: 24 May 2017
Whether you are in the market for a new or used vehicle, if you do not have the financial means to pay for it in full, you will need to obtain an auto loan. If you have less than perfect credit, you will want to take a few moments to review the following tips. This way, you can give yourself the best chance of being approved for the loan you need.
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Posted on: 10 May 2017
Self-employment gives you the freedom to plan your work schedule. However, you still have to save for retirement. A self-employed person does not have access to a 401(k), which means it is that more important for you to put away money. Read on for more info on how to save for retirement with a traditional IRAs.
What Is Traditional IRA?
A Traditional Individual Retirement Account (IRA) works like a savings account.
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