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Simple Frugal Living Ideas & Tips  If you’re looking for simple frugal living ideas & tips that can be easily incorporated into your life to help you save money, you’re in the right place. In the following guide, you’ll find a roundup of some of my best tips on how... read more

Many of us are feeling a financial pinch due to the COVID-19 pandemic and are looking for ways to make money during the lockdown. The COVID-19 2020 pandemic … 25 Easy Ways to Make Money During the Lockdown ($$$) Read More »... read more

No, this is not click-bait.  I’m serious! The Strong Money household is in a bit of a pickle.  And maybe you can help (more on that later). Something has recently come up and now we’re thinking about whether we should sell our share portfolio. There are a list of pros... read more

Everyone wants to find the best investments. That’s a natural thing to want. However, it isn’t that simple. Are we looking … What Are The Best Investments Right Now? Read More »... read more

I was hoping to tell you the short version of my lengthy mortgage refinancing process, but this process is still not finished. Maybe I can tell you about it next week. Don’t hold your breath, though! What I can tell you is something I’m more certain about: I can’t rely... read more

Practical and non-traditional tips and tricks for how I survived work at home during the pandemic. The post How I finally figured out (survived) work from home appeared first on Budget Girl.... read more

It’s gonna be a hot Fourth of July weekend in Minnesota, but we’re still planning on having a few friends over to hang out for the afternoon.  Our city’s fireworks display has been cancelled (Booooo) but we typically have plenty of private displays visible from our back yard.  I’ll be... read more

Whether you’re working with a large space or a small space, there are plenty of ways to make your backyard look good. Most of the ideas in this post are do it yourself (DIY) and many of them are affordable as well. The few that aren’t are just great to... read more

There’s something very soothing about coloring and what better thing to color than something magical and mythical like a unicorn or mermaid? If you’re run through your stock, or simply want to build up a stock of great coloring pages, here’s a list of ones that anyone who loves coloring... read more

A few secrets to help boost your score.Continue reading on Making of a Millionaire »... read more

A side hustle is any activity outside of your day job that helps you make money. Many people pursue a side hustle to earn extra income, and many do it to enjoy their hobby or passion. Once a side hustle starts to generate enough income it begins to feel like... read more

Netflix announced yesterday, that Hamish Steele‘s horror-comedy graphic novel series “DeadEndia” will be coming soon to a screen near you. The BAFTA-nominated, London-based studios of Blink Industries will … Netflix Announces New Animated Series ‘DeadEndia’ Read More »... read more

To enhance my income portfolio, since March I have started incorporating another asset class outside of dividend producing stocks to my list of holdings. Read here about my previous experiences with this asset class and my investment case moving forward.... read more

Depending on which brokerage you end up choosing, when you create your investment account, you will be faced with a crucial decision: determining which tax type you will use to gain access to investing. In this blog post, we will take a look at non-registered, TFSA, and RRSP accounts.... read more

Some really great points and charts in the new Animal Spirits this week...... The post Large, dominant companies are nothing new appeared first on The Reformed Broker.... read more

This week marked a year since we concluded our one year of around-the-world travel. Over this past year, we’ve had time to properly digest all that we’ve experienced. Our itinerary has been retold dozens of times. People seem to have a great interest at how we had structured our route,... read more

I’m going to document my blog improvements on a quarterly basis to document the growth of my blog. This will also serve as a reference for me to look back on past decisions that I have made in blogging. It’s been almost three months now since I got back to... read more

Welcome to another Dr. PayItBack monthly checkup! I use this space to remain accountable to our expenses and goals, track net worth and debt, and muse on what was done well and what can be improved. In terms of our finances, June was the most ‘normal’ feeling month since the... read more

Who doesn't love a delicious donut in the morning? Better yet, donuts that don't require yeast or frying! Skip your next trip to Krispy Kreme and make your own donuts from home! Author information... read more

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See what Ford, Honda and other brands are offering buyers.... read more

If you are wondering how to get started in real estate, then look no further. With a basic grasp on real estate investing 101 concepts, you’ll be better prepared to dive into the world of real estate investing. Learning how to start investing in real estate is essential if you... read more

There aren’t many stocks out there that I’d call “dream stocks”. But this one qualifies in many ways. Between its exposure to huge tech trends, its market-smashing dividend, and big growth, there’s almost nothing to dislike about this stock. It’s a high-quality business. And it appears to be cheap right... read more

Getting a gift can be a real relief, especially in financially trying situations. But whether that gift is a chunk of change, a piece of property or anything else of value, it’s possible that there might be some taxes that need to be paid on it. So it’s important to... read more

The math behind finances can seem daunting. Things like compound interest, PE ratio, and loan-to-value ratio may be foreign terms that you cannot quite wrap your head around. But the most important math, figuring out what you need to do to grow wealthy over time, is really quite simple: Change... read more

When you make purchases, what do you do with the receipts? Do you have a system to corral them, or do you end up having to ferret through pant pockets, your purse (how many pockets does that thing have anyway!), your car, and various surfaces in the house to find... read more

If you want to pay your taxes in cash, you now have more retail locations from which to choose. But make your choice soon. It takes days to set up a cash tax payment. If you dawdle, you could end making a late cash payment and owing Uncle Sam penalty... read more

Find your KeyBank routing number quickly and easily.... read more

When you look around your home, you probably don't realize how many things you have. Did you know that the average American household owns 300,000 items? That's insane! … Benefits of Minimalism: 7 Simple Ways Decluttering Has Changed My Life Read More »... read more

If you’re lucky enough to have a great mentor in your life, you probably already know how invaluable they can be. How do you really thank someone that has such a positive impact on your life? These gift ideas for mentors can’t make up for everything they’ve given you, but... read more

Do you think it's impossible to get out of debt if you have kids? Not so! Here's how one family is successfully getting the whole family involved in their debt repayment efforts. The post How a Family with Children Is Getting Out of Debt appeared first on The Dollar Stretcher.... read more

Cathy, my wife has been trying to declutter our home for years. I've been the stubborn one and resisted the effort. She finally wore me down. And boy, … My Top 5 Tips on How to Declutter Your Home Read More »... read more

The next time you are slogging through months of 60-hour workweeks wondering where large sections of your life went while at the same time periodically snapping at your friends and family for absolutely no reason, think back to this post and try to explore your options. Life is too short.... read more

The perils of online pension planning, plus the rest of the week's good reads…... read more

KOHO Visa is a reloadable card and app that is made for Canadians to help them budget, spend, save, and earn cash back. KOHO is not another bank. No, they don’t want any of that complication. Having to pay fees at every turn? Yuck! That’s neither trendy or geeky, and... read more

Thrifting is one great way to save tons of cash as well as the environment. But that’s not all. You also enjoy the thrill of discovering something unique and priceless. If you’re on a shoe-string budget and love designer clothes at bargain prices, an online thrift store can be a... read more

There are many reasons why you might be considering shutting down your business. It could be that you are moving abroad, COVID-19 has taken its toll, or you're taking your career in a different direction. In this article, we'll discuss the things that you'll need to know if you are... read more

Fridays are all about podcast links here at Abnormal Returns. You can check out last week’s links including a look at whether...... read more

Why shouldn’t I put every penny I have into these stocks... The post Change My Mind appeared first on The Irrelevant Investor.... read more

Why you should work from home Have you ever thought of leaving your nine-to-five job to find an online job? There are so many work from home jobs out there now, it is very tempting. In fact, I decided to leave my teaching job after going back for a few... read more

The new episode of my podcast went up today... The post Technology is taking over the Real Estate sector too appeared first on The Reformed Broker.... read more

5 Best Investments For Your Money Now (COVID-19!) [Editor’s Note: Today’s article is a guest post from Fred Leamnson who started the blog Money with a Purpose in October 2017. The blog focused on three primary areas: Personal Finance, Overcoming Adversity, and Lifestyle. During his time at Money with a... read more

Welcome to my net worth posts where I try to prove to myself and you that I wasn’t crazy for leaving work in the fall of 2017 to start my early retirement.   A few important notes:  we are mortgage free and our goal is have our income/investment gains exceed... read more

Today, I’m refreshing a weekend post that turned 12-years old this week. We need it. I thought it was relevant in 2008, but it is even more so in 2020. If you can relate to this, I’d appreciate it if you could also turn back the clock to 2008 and... read more

After too many long months, I finally got to see Felicity and Purple in person. Granted, we were all masked up and hung out outdoors off and on in the rain, but it was still in person. And that made my heart so happy. Felicity also brought the kiddo a... read more

We are now publishing our ESG links on a monthly basis. However the coronavirus pandemic has taken the wind out of ESG...... read more

Yesterday, a very cool thing happened. When I paid my mortgage payment, more went to principal than it did to interest for the first time in my adult life. It was only by a penny, but it was still more! This was a big deal for me, because one of... read more

Did you know your credit score can affect the amount you pay on some of your monthly bills? If your credit score is less than stellar, you are likely paying more for these monthly bills than those with good or excellent credit. The post 7 Monthly Bills Affected by Your... read more

California offers premium assistance for ACA health insurance to some residents who don't qualify for the federal subsidy. The post 2021 California ACA Health Insurance Premium Subsidy appeared first on The Finance Buff.... read more

Weekly roundup of some of the best personal finance articles from around the web. What’s the best investing advice parents can give teenagers? (A Teachable Moment). When it comes to investing, kids have an invaluable asset: time. What are the real chances your taxes will get audited by the IRS... read more