Income Investing For Millennials
If you’re a millennial (born between 1981 and 1996) then right now you have a number of concerns related to your personal finances. According to the Pew Research Center, your household income was on average about $69,000 (2017). Congratulations, that is better than any generation starting out in the past 50 years! In terms of […]
Big and Small Cheapskate Tricks: Advice from a Billionaire
Billionaire Ken Fisher recently shared his own cheapskate tricks. Although some people with a lot of money certainly spend wildly, many rich people live frugal lifestyles. We regular folk can learn a surprising number of helpful money-saving tips from their cheapskate tricks and money hacks. Big Cheapskate Tricks for Saving A Lot of Money Fisher’s […]
Is Cord Cutting a Frugal Choice? Tips for Reducing the Cost of Streaming TV.
More and more people are using cord cutting to change the way that they watch TV. Personally, I only subscribed to cable TV for about one year of my life. The rest of the time I’ve used streaming services, which is what cord cutters are all switching to today. It can be a great way […]
How to Use Digital Marketing to Improve Your Business?
For many years, traditional marketing (advertising by radio, television, billboards, among others) was used to publicize the products and services of different companies worldwide. However, today there is a modern and improved version known as digital marketing. The main difference is that digital marketing can be used in a segmented way so that you can […]
What to Consider If You’re Hiring a Nanny
In this day and age, it’s common for both parents to be working full-time jobs, doing whatever they can to support and provide for their family. When a child is thrown into the mix, everything can be turned around and upside down. All of a sudden, it’s not just the two of you but now […]
Why investing internationally is an important roadblock on the way to financial freedom
The investment climate in America has gotten rather scary these days. While the Dow Jones is trading close to its all-time high, troubling trends have crept in during 2019. US-China relations remain icy, and tariffs are still in place. The yield curve has inverted, signalling a possible recession. An alarming number of people, while employed, […]
Get Paid to Do Online Surveys: Is It Worth It?
For awhile I really enjoyed the idea that I could get paid to do online surveys. After all, I already spend a lot of my downtime on my phone. Why not use that downtime to answer surveys and earn some money? However, I discovered that for me, it wasn’t really worth it. That’s not to […]
Millennial Money Compared to Gen Z
Millennial money is always interesting. This population of people simply sees things differently than others. They’re almost always compared to Baby Boomers or Gen Xers when it comes to money. However, as Gen Z now enters adulthood, it’s interesting to compare the two younger generations. Which Generation is Which? I always find it helpful to […]
Beyond Work-Life Balance: Work-Life Justice and Work-Life Fulfillment
We have heard about the importance of work-life balance for decades. Everyone knows that they should try to achieve it. Most people don’t really know how. In fact, instead of a helpful, healthy thing to strive for, work-life balance has become an impossible goal we beat ourselves up for not reaching. However, it doesn’t have […]