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If you’re a teen looking for business ideas, I want you to know that you’re already miles ahead of other people your age. It can be fun to learn how to make money as a kid and these lessons can help you understand the value of money as an adult.... read more

Recently, I came across the expression in the title and I really like this way of putting it. In “these trying economic times”, incidentally an expression which I hate, sacrifice has come to mean giving something up, rather than exchanging something to gain a better position, like in chess. That... read more

Hot on the heels of my last post about bedding, I was all ready to hit you with a post about the conundrum of whether I should buy some new winter pyjamas. And then something happened that, for now, dampened my purchasing thoughts again. (nearly) 30 year old Duplo For... read more

How Much is Actually Enough?Continue reading on Making of a Millionaire »... read more

With a history of over 100 years, Canadian National Railway is Canada’s largest and only transcontinental railway company, but is it worth a pick up for dividend growth investors? Let’s explore.... 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

Raising a child can cost several hundreds of thousands of dollars, and that’s not including the cost of paying for college. In modern times, many parents are taking additional financial […] The post What to Prepare for Your Family Before Retirement appeared first on The Logic of Money.... read more

Are you ready to go back to this? Or is working from home working out just fine for you? It's the last weekend of September. Not that calendars matter so much anymore to many of us — including me — who are still coronavirus quarantining. But time measurement and management... read more

Are you looking to promote your blog and drive massive traffic fast? Like Really Fast??? Well, I have some good news and bad news.  The bad news is when it comes to blogging, there are not any legitimate shortcuts. Sorry folks 🙁 Building up a social media following takes time,... read more

Halloween may look different this year but that doesn’t mean you can’t get in the holiday spirit at home. This Halloween, make your home look festive without spending a ton of money. Whether you want to buy cheap Halloween decorations or high end Halloween decorations for cheap there are ways... read more

I post my outfits on the blog every day at noon (12 p.m. EST) under this Style category #OOTD Daily Style and then I do a summary of all the looks in my Month of Style roundup at the end of the month. The Cuddly Work Uniform Look Basically, if... read more

Isn’t it weird how people steer clear of talking about money when it’s so important in the modern world? One of the many reasons that I started writing The Escape Artist was to encourage more openness around the subject of money, traditionally a taboo subject in conversations in polite society... read more

Rate this post Work from home? Psh, who says you have to only work from home. Remote work is here to stay, my friend. The internet now makes it possible for anyone with a computer (or smartphone) to make money from anywhere.  Now, before you get too excited I will warn... read more

Learning how to make your clothes last longer can be a great way to save money and help the planet too. If you want to build an ethical and sustainable wardrobe or you’re just trying to buy less clothes right now, extending the life your garments can help you stick... read more

Credit report errors are fairly common. Never assume yours is right. Use these guidelines to find, dispute and correct errors on your credit reports. The post Disputing and Correcting Credit Report Errors appeared first on The Dollar Stretcher.... read more

The battle continues. Are Canadians getting the message? There is no competition for the returns history of low cost ETFs vs Canadian mutual funds. As you know if you’ve ever come across this site, Canadians pay some of the investment highest fees in the world. Those fees are a wealth... read more

Common advice: Set up an automatic transfer to send money to a savings account to “save money”. Controversial opinion: Moving money between accounts is not “saving money” and automation is a poor substitute for building financial discipline. “Saving” defined According to Investopedia.com, “Savings” refers to the amount left over after... read more

Reading Time: 2 Minutes Attention! Today’s post is about bringing awareness to an issue you might not have thought about – and that is the plight of thousands of Aussies stuck overseas, and wanting to come home. A big thank you to The Aussie Minimalist Doc for highlighting this issue.... read more

These were the top posts on the site this week, in case you missed it:... The post This Week on TRB appeared first on The Reformed Broker.... read more

With more Americans using the internet than ever before, according to Pew Research Center, it has become more important than ever to ensure that you are doing it safely. Unprotected internet use can lead to credit card theft, identity theft, a loss of social media profiles, and more. To make... read more

Self-Determination Theory points to three intrinsic needs which underpin our intrinsic motivation. Here’s why we should all be aiming for them.... read more

No matter what your income is, you probably have a hobby. Something you enjoy doing when you have some free time. Hobbies are part of the human experience. A lot of times, they could be your favorite thing to do in life. Some people might even put in 40 hours... read more

Sep 26, 2020 29 Psychological tricks to make you buy more (visual capitalist): sneaky marketers! Abundance mindset is more than money (money the wright way); Good article on how to feel abundant no matter what your net worth What are sunk costs and when to ignore them (women who money);... read more

Now we have landed in our life after our move and gotten back into routines after the summer it is time to start monitoring our trash situation again. I did a challenge where I took photos of my plastic waste every day for 14 days which was enlightening and there... read more

Saturdays are the day we catch up with all the non-finance related stuff we didn’t get to during the week. You can...... read more

The question What is considered a good score is not as simple as giving out a number. This is because there’re tons of different credit scores out there, and to make matters worse, different lenders have different criteria for a good credit score! I know, sounds complicated already, so allow... read more

Things will get better. During the height of New York’s pandemic, over a thousand people were dying daily. The life we once knew seemed like a relic from the past. Would the food supply become contaminated? Was the country entering a new Great Depression? Will the disease mutate and become... read more

If you’ve been researching marketing software or landing page builders, there’s a good chance Leadpages has popped up in your search results. There’s a good reason for that – Leadpages has tools and features to help you create beautiful landing pages. Wait, why do I need landing pages for my business? Landing pages... read more

What is ClickFunnels? If you’re an online business owner, you probably have that question after reading countless articles that mention the popular marketing software ClickFunnels. I remember starting this blog and consuming as much as I possibly could about all of the tools and software I needed to run my business.... read more

Over the past couple of months, I’ve been focusing on writing about some of the most popular budgeting tools on the market today, from Personal Capital, YNAB, and now EveryDollar. If you’ve read them all, then you’ll notice I’m comparing them all to Mint, and that’s because Mint has been... read more

I had the honor of being interviewed by Dominic Zhai on his podcast, Why You No Doctor, which is out now at this link. I love the fact that the show notes already summarized the specific topics by the relevant time stamp. It saves me a lot of work in... read more

This is one of the most vulnerable articles I have ever writtenContinue reading on Making of a Millionaire »... read more

One of the things that wasn’t very satisfying to me when I was a salaried employee—I tend to think of it as a retainer—was the tremendous amounts of inefficiency resulting from the difference between manufacturing a creative work and doing assembly line work. Assembly line has a reasonable good correlation... read more

A linkfest dedicated to the coronavirus pandemic is now a weekly feature here on Abnormal Returns. You can read last week’s edition...... read more

About 2 years ago I found a 93 year old grandma wandering around the streets. She was lost, in her pajamas, and couldn’t find her home. Here’s the original morning email I wrote about this (Many of you weren’t on this email list back then). It was one of the... read more

If you’ve ever tried to perform an online transaction, establish an account or direct deposit, or make/receive tax payments then chances are you’ve needed to know the routing number of your bank or credit union. While a commonly used number, it can be hard to know what your routing number... read more

On this video we talk about: -Cars as a budget buster -Record outflows -Retirement ideas, and more... The post Compounding is Overrated appeared first on The Irrelevant Investor.... read more

Will the unprecedented actions of governments and central banks lead to higher inflation? Why did they fail to generate it so far? The post Are we heading into much higher inflation? appeared first on FinTaste.... read more

An entrepreneurship idea I heard in business schoolContinue reading on Making of a Millionaire »... read more

Author: Josh Hastings @ Money Life Wax On March 13th, 2020, and the ensuing days that followed – the world and the way in which we lived our daily lives came to a screeching halt because of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Over a period of just a few days, things we... read more

Getting free PayPal money instantly is a great way to add some extra cash to your budget this week. And in most of these cases, all you have to do is just live your daily life to get this money sent to your PayPal account! There are some where you’ll... read more

These spending diaries are a way for me to be more cognizant of my spending. They’re also a peek into my daily life for those who care. For those who are new, my style of “spending” is a little convoluted. I have two checking accounts. I keep the majority of... read more

LendSecured is a real estate crowdlending platform, based in Riga, providing only real estate backed business investment opportunities. LendSecured was founded by two entrepreneurs, who have built a successful secured lending business in Latvia, specializing in real estate backed lending to businesses. The return they have brought to stakeholders of... read more

It’s time to sit back, relax and enjoy a little joe … Welcome to another rousing edition of Black Coffee, your off-beat weekly round-up of what’s been going on in the world of money and personal finance. Let’s get right to this week’s financial commentary … A board of directors... read more

Student loan advice can be complicated. Should you refinance? Should you pursue PSLF? Here are 7 rules of thumb to help you sort it all out. Today’s Classic is republished from The Physician Philosopher. You can see the original here. Enjoy!   In a survey conducted by the American Psychological... read more

The frugal life is not an endless round of joyless self-denial. By saving where we can, we can spend where we want. The post What I don’t spend money on. appeared first on Surviving and Thriving.... read more

Buying a house when the real goal is freedom A house is the most expensive thing we will probably ever buy.  The cost is staggering, whether we’re talking about an “affordable” $100,000 house in an “inexpensive” area or a whopping $700,000 house in an area with a high cost of... read more

It's not impossible to reach financial security as a low-income doc in a high COLA but success is surely more difficult. These tips will help you achieve it. The post Low Income Doctor in a High Cost of Living Area appeared first on The Physician Philosopher.... read more

Read the original post on homelyeconomics.com! Bulb Energy review: can switching to Bulb Energy save you money? We switched to Bulb after moving to our new home. Here are 5 reasons you should switch too. The post Bulb Energy Review: 5 Reasons To Switch To Bulb appeared first on Homely... read more

Sounds simple enough. Buy one property a year until your cash flow exceeds your expenses and, voilà, you can afford ... Read more... read more