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ProfitLikeCrazy - Money. Income. WealthWhat the Government’s Coronavirus Stimulus Plan Means for You? As you know there is a ton of things going on right now. With the negative effects of the coronavirus (COVID19) has sent waves around the world. It’s been a very crazy few weeks with news channels... read more

In the last recession, GDP contracted by less than 5%, but the stock market fell 57% from peak to trough. Stocks reacted to economic conditions in a way the "real" economy did not.... The post What if GDP falls more than the stock market? appeared first on The Reformed Broker.... read more

The post Go Oahu Pass Review 2020: Should You Get It? appeared first on Club Thrifty. The Go Oahu Pass includes entry to Oahu's top attractions at a big discount. In this review, we'll explore how it works and determine if it's right for you. The post Go Oahu Pass... read more

The post Go Shanghai Pass Review 2020: Is It a Good Deal? appeared first on Club Thrifty. Is the Go Shanghai Pass worth it? In this review, we explore what the pass offers, how much it costs, and whether it is a good deal for you. The post Go Shanghai... read more

Deciding to invest in index funds is one of the smartest decisions you can make as an investor. However, while deciding to invest in index funds is easy, choosing which funds to invest in is not always as straightforward. Today, we’ll be comparing three popular funds from Vanguard: VTSAX vs... read more

"How bad is it going to get?"... The post Not Depth…Duration appeared first on The Reformed Broker.... read more

Getting affordable health care is often challenging. Health insurance is complicated, and medical costs seem completely unpredictable. But while health insurance may be difficult to understand, knowing how yours works and how to shop around could save you hundreds — or even thousands — of dollars per year. Here are... read more

When is the best time to rebalance your portfolio? The short answer, it doesn't matter. ... The post When Should I Rebalance? appeared first on The Irrelevant Investor.... read more

My life has recently changed a lot. In many ways, for the better. There is lots of anxiety and stress today. And there is a human tragedy. But there is a distinction between what we can individually influence and what we cant. We can self-isolate to help contain the spread... read more

While investing in the stock market is still a great option for your retirement, you may want to look at other areas to put your money to work. These other assets can be used to elevate your retirement further, build your wealth, and help protect you against economic downturns. By... read more

So many things happened this week, and my focus has been on managing stress levels. How are you coping? The post Joyfulgiving366 – Day 87 to 90 – home but not alone appeared first on The Joyful Frugalista.... read more

Reducing bias, winter versus ice age, the first thing to go in a panic, and much more. ... The post These Are the Goods appeared first on The Irrelevant Investor.... read more

Reading Time: 3 Minutes Hello everyone! How are we doing? Hope you’re not going stir crazy cooped up indoors all day! Lately, quite a number of people have asked what the impact of the Coronavirus will have on our housing markets. I wrote a very short paragraph in an earlier... read more

Please remember that nothing on this blog should be taken as investment advice.What a start for the year!First the Kuetzal scam and its ongoing legal actions. Then Envestio following on the same path, with concerning signs on also both Monethera and Wisefund.Edit 28.3.2020: And now looks like Grupeer might follow the... read more

It's often good to find a financial adviser and get some professional advice. But beware of the salesman and snake-oil merchants though. The post How to find a financial adviser appeared first on Take charge of your money.... read more

BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY Chairman Warren Buffett, in his most recent annual report, described an event that occurred at a Berkshire subsidiary last year. Late one night, a fire spilled over from a neighboring business, resulting in significant damage to the Berkshire facility, forcing it to shut down. Fortunately, no one was injured... read more

You can’t get ahead. The system isn’t set up for millennials to win. There’s no way to escape debt and enjoy financial freedom. These are... The post 6 Proven Ways to Build Wealth in Your 20’s appeared first on SavingAdvice.com Blog.... read more

  Measuring Covid-19 Locally Allows for Flexible Mitigation Locally   The White House Coronavirus Task Force is working on guidelines for communities to maintain, increase, or relax mitigation measures based upon geographic risk factors. That is, on a county by county level, we soon will know the “hot spots.” Will... read more

Starting a side hustle can seem intimidating and it can require a lot of work especially in the beginning. But the benefits are worth the effort. There are lots of benefits to having a side hustle. You get the opportunity… Continue Reading →... read more

ProfitLikeCrazy - Money. Income. WealthMaxFunnels 2.0 Review – The #1 Best Funnel Builder Online? Looking for an in depth MaxFunnels Review?… Then continue reading because I will reveal if MaxFunnels can help you grow your e-commerce or online business with three easy clicks. Every day online entrepreneurs as well as... read more

Do you enjoy true crime? In today’s post I share some great ways to indulge your True Crime obsession without paying for Cable Television or additional streaming services. The post TRUE CRIME – FIND THE BEST FOR FREE appeared first on Saving Joyfully.... read more

How many people can refer to themselves as “digital nomads”? Well, actually, a lot. It is a growing trend among many people who have either started their own businesses, work as freelancers, or work in gig economies to travel and take their work with them via their laptops, phones, and/or... read more

Many of us suffer from something called imposter syndrome. What does that mean? Basically, we feel like a fraud in the appearance we have it all together. However, the reality is that in our heads, we feel like we fall way short of that. How do we overcome imposter syndrome? What... read more

If you’ve thought about renting out a house or apartment, then you’ll need to make sure that you get a steady return on your investments. However, generating reliable income from rental properties is easier said than done. Fortunately, there are several things to improve your chances of having a stable... read more

You did it! You made the cut and you are on your way as a medical student! While hours of studying and long lectures may await you, there are a few tricks you will want to have in your pocket. After all, why work harder when you can just work... read more

You understand that you need to spend money to make money, but you don’t have a large budget for your small business. This is a common situation for small businesses. Cash flow is always a problem when you want to grow your business and stabilize. Fortunately, there are now many... read more

It seems like a dream come true to have a six-figure salary. But how much is six figures really? At the end of the day, after all your hard work, you want more zeroes on your paycheck. It’s a reward for your patience, perseverance, and dedication to your post. But... read more

Our tax laws might seem convoluted, but they look completely normal compared to some...... read more

Complete 2020 Freshly Review: Can it Save Money? The emergence of pre-packaged, fully cooked, microwave-ready meals has taken the country by storm in recent years. There are countless options when it comes to either fully cooked or ready to cook meals on the market, making it difficult for consumers to... read more

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On March 27th, Congress and the White House passed the 883-page CARES Act in order to give a boost to the struggling U.S. economy. This act, also casually known as the Coronavirus stimulus package, provides financial relief to American citizens and businesses during what has been a challenging time.  Below... read more

Royal Dutch Shell took action in this recent crisis Royal Dutch Shell is a Dutch-British oil company. Measured by turnover, Shell’s main activity is the refining and distribution of petroleum. Shell is also active in the petrochemical industry and with… The post Royal Dutch Shell and the recent crisis appeared... read more

The law that created coronavirus stimulus payments just took effect yesterday and we're weeks at best from getting our actual check. But tax planners have been thinking about COVID-19 tax intricacies since the illness exploded in the middle of this tax season. These payments just add a new tax filing... read more

This week Interpol Secretary General Jürgen Stock said, “Criminals are exploiting the fear and...... read more

Let’s be honest, this is all kind of weird for us. Many of us are accustomed to go go go lifestyles. Always out and about doing things and being busy. For millions, a couple weeks ago this all came to an abrupt STOP! And it must stop for at least a... read more

"I wonder where the FIRE folks are now?!" is what someone sarcastically Tweeted. What a shame that some seem to get a kick out of seeing other people's dreams and aspirations become more challenging. I know it's the small minority, but even so, I really don't get why or how... read more

How to stay calm while the economy is going downContinue reading on Making of a Millionaire »... read more

Well. A lot has changed since my last five frugal things post. I kept meaning to blog, while events zipped past me at lightning speed. A dreadful disease taking lives all over the world. Pubs,… The post Five frugal things about food this week appeared first on Much More With... read more

After my first full week working from home and despite the feeling that the days have blurred into one, several events have occurred. Firstly, my girlfriend’s parents were able to get on one of the last flights to Australia. They …... read more

If you’re roughly in my age group and reading this, then it’s likely you’re at home right now, with children, doing your best to be a mom or a dad, as well as a homeschool teacher, while simultaneously trying to manage a business, be a remote employee or figure out... read more

Growing your own vegetables can save you money produce shopping -- and it's fun, too. Here are some tips to get you started while keeping costs low.... read more

Learn 3 months’ worth of advice in less than 10 minutesContinue reading on Making of a Millionaire »... read more

In my previous post, I mentioned that I have been busy with studying for CFA Level 2. Not long after I made that post, CFA Institute has postponed the exam to a much later date, perhaps December, or even June next year, and Malaysia announced the Movement Control Order (MCO)... read more

My favorite new TV show to binge-watch during the shutdown.... The post Some Questions I’m Pondering During the Crisis appeared first on A Wealth of Common Sense.... read more

Hi RIP readers, Another journal-style entry here on RetireInProgress. Last one was on Day 29. Day 38 since the market peak of February 19th. RIPs Let’s start with the most important thing: we’re all healthy and safe. Both our immediate family, i.e. the three of us, and our families in... read more

2020 is all about earning as much as possible in the short termContinue reading on Making of a Millionaire »... read more

It is a very interesting time right now. Corona has spread over the world and most countries including Sweden are looking at a steep curve of new cases each day without knowing when it’s going to change. Sweden has quite a different approach than most countries that at this time... read more

Many people have experienced the despair of being completely broke — of feeling like an identity thief would take one look and give your ID back. But being broke isn’t the real problem — staying broke is. The steps you take when you realize that you’re completely broke will determine... read more

Save, invest, prosper with My Own Advisor. Weekend Reading – Comparing the COVID-19 market crash, what next, income loss advice, free financial apps and more #moneystuff And the wild market ride continues…I hope you are doing OK… Welcome to my latest Weekend Reading edition where I share some of my... read more

I’m no economist. I do, however, trust economists, especially those who break complicated ideas down for the average Jane. What I’m saying here is I trust Planet Money. I started trusting Planet Money from their very beginning, when they reached out through my super vintage iPod and explained subprime mortgage... read more