Building a Path to Personal Success
Building a Path to Personal Success
The fundamentals of building a path to financial success.
People usually struggle with deciding whether to buy in bulk. Often, bulk shopping has a better value, but that doesn’t really matter if you don’t have a large enough household to use what you buy before it spoils. I’ve seen a lot of people struggle with what to get (or not get) in bulk shopping, […]
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At one point I made an article discussing index funds and the hype around them, but this time I want to help you get started investing in them today! The first thing you need to decide is how much you want to invest up-front, and then how much you want to invest regularly. The regular
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Credit scores can seem like a complicated topic for many, but I’d like to eliminate some of the confusion surrounding them. Credit scores aren’t as complex as people see them, and there are tons of ticks and trips you can use to build yours up. Of course, Credit scores can impact just about every aspect
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Taking care of your finances can improve your standard of living, give you a sense of security, open doors for you, or even enable you to help others in life-changing ways. Whatever your reasons are for wanting to improve your financial situation, here are 12 great ways to do it. 1. Read A Personal Finance
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When it comes to figuring out checking and savings accounts, and deciding on the right one for you, it can be a bit of a chore. There are a lot of factors to consider, and there is no single solution that can meet everyone’s needs. However, the ways you access and manage your money are
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I hear this debate all the time – people are always wondering if they should pay off their debt or save up some cash to keep on hand. The short answer? Both – if you can, and if you need to. I know that’s not what you may want to hear, and it may even
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You don’t have to go out of your way to start making extra cash. While there are tons of side hustles that can net you some extra income that you can’t do from home, there are still many ways to make money from the comfort of your own home. It may take some effort at
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Not sure how to broach the topic of finances with your partner? It’s a topic that is cause for much stress and constant arguments in many households all over the world. When you approach this subject, you need to be smart in order to avoid a disaster. If you’re getting serious with someone – just
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The average American has little-to-no money set aside for emergencies and rarely has enough for serious expenses that tend to crop up. Most people recommend having an amount equivalent to 3-6 months of expenses saved up for emergencies, and I’d also suggest saving around 6 months of expenses for the average household’s emergency fund. Your
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M1 Finance and Robinhood are both marketed as affordable options for beginner investors to start their portfolio. These two options seem to share a lot of similarities, but they are actually quite different. I will start by saying that there are innumerable tools at your disposal when it comes to investing, now more than ever,
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