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If you’ve spent any time in debt, you’re aware how fast things can get out of hand. This is because you are compounding interest for your financial institution. After a certain period of time, you will surely make your financial institution a lot of money. The idea is to turn the tables [...]
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In Savings Habit 3, We looked at why it is wiser to Use Cash Versus Credit and Debit Cards for Discretionary Purchases Today, we are going to look at the final Savings Habit in our 4 part series:
Savings Habit #4. How To Avoid All Unnecessary and Late Fees! - What’s worse than giving the government [...]
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In Savings Habit #2, we talked about how Not To Pay More Income Tax Than You Owe Now, we are going to do something more interesting and definitely A LOT more fun! By the way, it’s okay to have fun with this stuff. There is no rule that says you have [...]
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ShareSo, In Step One we looked at How To Get The Most Out of Your Current Savings. This is the concept of not leaving available money on the table. And, while we don’t want to leave money on the table – Guess what? We also don’t want to pay more taxes than we owe. What [...]
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ShareOne of my goals for the month is to provide you with some valuable ideas on how to improve your savings habits. And, while some of these savings tips may sound simple, let me share a little secret with you: The key to improving your financial profile isn’t about one killer idea or hitting [...]
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One of the areas we need to look at and examine when it comes to saving money is not just how much we’re putting away but how we can save money on things we are already spending. And, that is one of the keys; things we [...]
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ShareOne of the best stories I hear is of the single mom who manages to amass $1,000,000 by the time she retires. What makes these stories even better is when you realize that they did it on a salary that never exceeded $55,000 per year. Here is one such woman, Sherelle Derico, who is [...]
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Here’s a short and funny video on how to save a few bucks around the house. Do I follow all of these? No; of course not. I work out at a gym and I even have paper towels. The idea, of course, is to get 1 or 2 ideas you can use right [...]
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One of my favorite and investors of all time was John Marks Templeton. One of his quotes that you’ll still hear today is:
“The four most dangerous words in investing are: This time it’s different.”
If you’re reading this blog for the first time or regularly I am going to assume that you have [...]
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ShareAre you earning a measly .25% on your checking account? There are other options and they are EASY to qualify for. Last week I posted on the topic of rewards checking accounts. This week, after a fair amount of research, I opened an account with Coulee Bank, that is earning over 4% interest. Not bad, [...]
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