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The cost of printer ink can add up quickly, especially if you frequently have to print off documents. These eight steps will help you cut down on the cost of printer ink. Author information... read more

TikTok may seem like an app geared toward a younger crowd, and in a lot of ways, it is. Even so, some real quality content has been created on the platform in regard to finance. The resources on the app aren’t just on kid-friendly topics like saving money or finding... read more

Why are you dreaming about working?Continue reading on Making of a Millionaire »... read more

The financial camps are divided between paying off your smallest first vs. your highest interest student loan. So who’s right? Finance people can agree on a few things. Some debts like payday loans and IRS back taxes are worse than… The post Which Student Loan Should You Pay First? appeared... read more

As we previously reported, the upcoming two-month DC Future State event is set to make big waves in the DC Comics universe as fans embark...... read more

We’ve all been there – a few days out from payday, with a big unexpected bill, dying to go on a trip – needing to come up with some extra cash. And quickly. Most of us don’t have time to go out there and get a time-consuming side hustle between... read more

Celebrate the holidays, or just the end of the year, by gathering around the table. If you’re looking to avoid all the cooking that comes with these celebrations, consider ordering a fully cooked Christmas dinner to go so you can spend more time with your family than in the kitchen. ... read more

In the monthly series, I'd like to give an update on my personal experiences and achievements as well as my financial progress in the past month. This includes some statistics on portfolio growth and provides insight into the decisions behind my buy and sell orders.... read more

Tech giant IBM has been trading down since reaching its all-time high in 2013. Is IBM poised for recovery or will big blue turn into big red? Yield trap or a bargain for dividend growth? Let’s explore.... read more

If you play video games online, then you are undoubtedly familiar with Steam. Steam offers several awesome games on Steam that you can play for...... read more

There are two different ways to achieve comfort. Comfort is one, if not the prime value of utility or satisfaction, and so it is wise to study ways to achieve this comfort. The first way is external (and by deduction, the second way is internal, obviously). Striving for comfort by... read more

*The following is an article that I wrote in partnership with Digital Federal Credit Union, DCU* I was born on the beautiful island of Jamaica and immigrated to the United States, Brooklyn NY, at a little under 2 years old. My mom had me at 20 years old and was a single... read more

Do you know all the benefits of organization? Let's count the ways your life will improve with these 10 benefits of organization. The post 10 Benefits of Organization appeared first on The Dollar Stretcher.... read more

I had a great talk with Millennial Money Man yesterday and my favorite piece of advice he gave me was to “write what you’re passionate about.” It took me literally five seconds to think of the one thing I’m really passionate… The post Is Being Debt Free Worth it? appeared first... read more

 Our family recently contemplated moving to a larger home that could comfortably fit our family of four as well as my aging parents who are now living with us permanently. With housing prices skyrocketing in the past year, and inventory is quite low, we decided to stay and make certain... read more

And Three Reasons Not to Buy a HouseContinue reading on Making of a Millionaire »... read more

Japan is easily my favourite country in the world. I’ve only been a few times, but I constantly think about heading back and find myself researching different areas and new attractions. I remember when I was planning my first trip in 2008, everyone warned me how expensive the country is.... read more

Why is spend-down philanthropy increasingly popular? Before we answer the question, let’s define our terms. There are two basic types of charitable organizations and philanthropic concerns. One type is an open-ended, perpetually funded (or perpetually in need of funding) organization. The other is a type of foundation or organization that... read more

Need a little more usable living space? Our frugal readers share cheap ways to finish a basement and turn it into a nice livable space. The post Cheap Ways to Finish a Basement appeared first on The Dollar Stretcher.... read more

How can Enbridge sustain its dividend payment? Is it safe? This is a question I’ve received many times in the last months from webinar attendees. How were they able to increase their dividend AND offer a high yield? Is there something wrong? Should we fear a dividend cut? What’s the... read more

  “Regardless of WHAT we do in our lives, our WHY—our driving purpose, cause or belief—never changes.” ― Simon Sinek (I’m not sure I agree with this one.) "People show up for themselves (what they believe). “I have a dream” rather than “I have a plan”. - Simon Sinek   Even the... read more

If I had to put my finger on an event which caused that turning of the tide into a small-scale tsunami, it would be the demise of the media’s darling... The post The Move From Active Funds to Passive - Dreams Are Made of This appeared first on The Financial... read more

As a couple, it’s important to spend quality time together because it can help you strengthen your relationship and may help with communication. You may be craving some fun date night ideas but need them to be budget-friendly as you work on your financial goals! Some may find it difficult... read more

When it comes to the different sub-genres of FIRE, my favorite is probably what has been coined Barista FIRE. I wrote about Barista FIRE several years ago in a post I titled The Dream of Barista FIRE. In that post, I thought about some of my favorite jobs I had... read more

Listen to or Download the Audio/Podcast Version of This Article  A financial independence number tells you when you’re free from the need to work. It’s basically a math equation, as you’ll see later in this article.  But discovering your personal financial independence number is about much more than money... read more

Hey there! Are you wondering what's a good alternative to cable TV so that you can save money? You've come to the right place! The average consumer spends over $60 per month on basic cable, and well over $100 per month for those who buy premium packages. Are you ready... read more

The PC Insiders subscription program is a part of the popular PC Optimum loyalty program. As a member, you earn 10% back in PC Optimum points when you purchase PC products at the Real Canadian Superstore, No Frills, Maxi, Extra Foods, Shoppers Drug Mart and several other Loblaws stores. While... read more

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Every now and then there are heartening events that make us smile and give rise to optimism. Sarah had an eventful week that proved football is an overloaded word. Starting with her playing goalkeeper for the Vanderbilt Commodores women’s soccer team as they won their first championship in 26 years.... read more

If you’re looking for a career change, have you considered becoming a financial coach? It’s a great way to help others find financial freedom while also doing something you love. If you want to become a financial coach, the process isn’t as tough as you might think. We’ll take you... read more

Gift Giving for Kids, it’s an age-old question. Should we give our kids money for Christmas or should we just give them presents? You might be surprised by our advice to this family! Question About the Holidays and Gift Giving for Kids I have your three books and have read... read more

2020 is finally coming to a close. There is a vaccine in sight and the markets have gone bonkers. Lets check in with our Net Worth. I made a major change to Net Worth in that I have finally removed Boat and Cars from my assets category. There is always... read more

Hiring a private tutor for academic purposes or upgrading skills has been in trend for several years now. Improvement in technology & remote communication which started the shift of learners… The post How To Start Your Own Online Tutoring Marketplace in 2021 appeared first on thekickassentrepreneur.com... read more

Get your copy of the best working mom planner. I don’t know about you but I totally agree that working moms are the busiest individual in the whole wide world. Juggling work to-do lists and family agendas can be quite overwhelming. That’s why you need the best planners for working... read more

More and more of us are looking for legitimate online jobs that allow us to work from home or when traveling. It can be hard to find office jobs when you have kids or other commitments, and finding an online job can give you so much more freedom and flexibility... read more

Really enjoyed this year-end tax planning conversation with Doc G on the Earn & Invest podcast. Stay tuned to the end for some candid behind the scenes podcast recording. https://www.earnandinvest.com/episodes-2/year-end-tax-moves-that-count FI Tax Guy can be your financial advisor! Find out more by visiting mullaneyfinancial.com Follow me on Twitter: @SeanMoneyandTax This post (and... read more

If you decide to try to beat the market by stockpicking, you'll need to avoid these common return sucks…... read more

Being an adult is no walk in the park. Whether you are fresh out of college or a full-blown adult with a career, you know that you are in for a bigger world of responsibilities. From big-ticket duties like doing your taxes to smaller daily tasks like cleaning your bathroom,... read more

Have you ever wondered how to transfer your TFSA to another financial institution? Just like transferring your RRSP, it’s a simple process, but due to contribution limits, there are a few other things to consider when moving your Tax-Free Savings Account. To be clear, there are no tax consequences if... read more

Traveling with babies and toddlers is always interesting.  First, you have to plan the actual trip.  How will baby do?  What can you do as a parent to make baby more comfortable and able to pass the time while you’re traveling?  But then there are other considerations, namely, all the... read more

Ethical hacking is the art and science of securing digital systems from cyber attacks by attempting to breach into them in order to identify and fix vulnerabilities. But how do ethical hackers keep our financial system safe and why are they necessary in its smooth functioning? This article aims to... read more

Amost everyone will agree that doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc. are careers with high income skills. But all of these require at least four years of college, if not more. Because these specialized skills need formal education, it’s understandable why they command a high income. However, did you know there are... read more

Investing is necessary to hit nearly every financial goal imaginable, including retirement. Some people are scared of investing, but what you should really be afraid of is the consequence of not investing. There is a huge opportunity cost to sitting on the sideline. For example, take someone who is a... read more

Last month we celebrated National Entrepreneurship Day and highlighted some amazing stories from some of the women in our signature Purpose To Platform program. I actually did more than the five interviews you heard, and I knew that today’s guest was one who will shift our perspective of success and... read more

Finding out a celebrity’s net worth feels like an American pastime. Whether it’s wondering how much Will Ferrell is worthwhile watching Elf or Anchorman, or Googling Peyton Manning’s net worth while rewatching the NFL highlights – something is captivating about looking up someone’s net worth. However, for some reason, few of us... read more

I must admit, I’m a terrible personal finance blogger because had never checked my credit score until a few months ago.  I remember knowing my credit score when I first applied for a mortgage a few years ago but never checked it again because I ... Read moreTransUnion vs Equifax... read more

We're back with a new Educator on FIOR interview! This one features Lance from TeachMoneyLife. He's got a solid plan and shares details.... read more

Decades ago, when the financial advice industry was focused primarily on the sale of investment products and insurance, the standard planning approach was to conduct a gap analysis to highlight the client’s needs… so that the advisor could implement whatever available products they had to address those needs (and earn... read more

The post Understanding Student Loans for Parents appeared first on Dividend Power. When my son, who is now a senior in college, explored his college options, my husband and I explored the financing options. We had a The post Understanding Student Loans for Parents appeared first on Dividend Power.... read more

The Front investing app makes investing for you, too Finally! Investing’s no longer, pale, male and stale. The new Front investing app is bringing easier and smarter investing to you, me and our whole community. Investing can be fun (and profitable) You’ve heard us say before that there’s no other... read more