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How Do Bonds Generate Income for Investors

We are all at least familiar with the concept of borrowing money. On a large scale, most of us have had to do it when buying a home or a car. It is likely we’ve all borrowed money from a friend on a smaller scale, as well. With that said, municipalities and companies do the… Read more

C. James 12 Dec
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Wealth Generators Review

As we grow our careers, some of us conclude that what we’re making at the end of the day isn’t enough. For those with a busy schedule, it may not be possible to search out job opportunities to increase income actively. One method of getting extra profits at the end of the month is to… Read more

C. James 16 Sep
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40 Things To Start Doing If You Want To Retire In Your 40s

Do you want to retire in your 40s? Heck, I know I do. (Truthfully, I’d retire and disappear today if I had the means. Sigh.) Anyway… The American Dream has always consisted of grandiose visions of retired life. After working for decades breaking their backs, men and women envision a life of leisure at a… Read more

C. James 26 Feb
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The 8 Worst Money Mistakes That Can Blow Up Your Retirement

Retirement is such an important chapter of life, but there are so many financial pitfalls that retirees can make. The phase of happiness that is expected to be relaxing can transform into an era of stress, uncertainty, and anguish. And you certainly don’t want to run out of money during retirement, do you? 8 of… Read more

C. James 20 Feb
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3 Invaluable Money Lessons Millennial Parents Are Teaching Their Kids

Remember those couple of years when bashing millennials seemed to be all the rage on the internet? It turns out this generation of Americans might be the only age group with their heads screwed on tight, especially when it comes to money lessons and debt. Boomers are still taking on huge debt – even at… Read more

Chris Illuminati 18 Jan
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Study Finds That Americans Are More Afraid Of Running Of Out Money Than Death

You’ve heard it before – the only sure things in life are death and taxes. But a new study found a fear that even Ben Franklin probably never considered. It’s not the grim reaper or the taxman that’s giving them sleepless nights, but something surprisingly mundane yet super important to our day-to-day existence in society… Read more

B. Carlisle 4 Jun

Here’s How Much Millennials Have Saved For Retirement

If you’re a millennial, there’s a good chance you’re putting some serious thought into your retirement savings. Retirement sneaks up fast and, well, us millennials aren’t getting any younger. So how much money do millennials have saved for retirement on average? Thinking about retirement savings is like a mountaintop – the destination is the same,… Read more

B. Carlisle 31 May

How Many People In The United States Own Cryptocurrency?

Cryptocurrency is often lauded as “the future of money,” with quite a few caveats. As crypto becomes more and more popular, it makes one wonder exactly how many people in the United States own cryptocurrency? It’s a digital store of value, sure. But can you buy a cup of coffee at a gas station with… Read more

B. Carlisle 31 May
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The 28 Most Ridiculously Expensive Foods In The World

Does the cost of a food item make it taste any better? Or is it simply the fact that you are spending more money and normally when you spend a lot of money, people tend to automatically think it’s better. Regardless of whether it tastes good or not, expensive food exists all over the globe…. Read more

C. James 4 Mar
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18 Incredibly Weird Ways People Make Money

While sitting on your couch, you released a heavy sigh. You did it again! But why?  Many money-making ideas keep buzzing in your head but you continue to shrug them off. Why? Because you think there’s no way you can earn from them since they seem weird and unusual. But no! What we’re saying is… Read more

C. James 4 Mar

13 Passive Income Apps That Can Make You An Extra $100 Per Month

The average person spends 6 hours and 30 minutes online per day. Overall, it is equivalent to approximately 100 days of going online per year (27 percent of their time). If we’re online that much, then why not use of this time to earn extra money? Great question! And the answer is right here with… Read more

C. James 26 Feb

31 Low-Stress Jobs That Pay Over $70,000 A Year

Have you ever thought about your dream job? Your dream job probably involves a couple of factors: Overall compensation, the ability for advancement, and personal satisfaction with the day-to-day duties. That said, there are some things you can’t put a price on – like leaving work at work and having time to enjoy your life… Read more

B. Carlisle 26 Feb
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13 Surprising Benefits Of A Four-Day Workweek

It’s safe to say no one likes working on Fridays. Sure, you may tie loose ends on a project or prepare for Monday. But it’s mostly the day people phone it in at the office, either pretending to work or socializing with coworkers at lunch or happy hour. So, why not give everyone Friday off?… Read more

B. Carlisle 7 Feb
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7 Reasons Why 70% Of Athletes Lose All Their Money Within 3 Years Of Retirement

You’ve heard the horror stories about professional athletes going bankrupt. And it isn’t just benchwarmers or low-earners who have fallen victim to poor money management. Big name stars like Mike Tyson, Allen Iverson, Antoine Walker and others have all been hit hard by bad financial decisions. Some have dug their way out and learned from… Read more

C. James 16 Jan
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How to Avoid Lifestyle Inflation Once Your Salary Increases

Lifestyle inflation, a phenomenon where spending rises in tandem with increasing income, is a financial behavior that many people encounter as their earnings grow. While a moderate degree of lifestyle creep can be seen as a natural and even motivating aspect of personal progress, excessive spending in this trend can pose challenges in achieving long-term… Read more

C. James 10 Jan
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15 U.S. Cities Where A $100,000 Salary Doesn’t Go Far

There’s no denying it: A dollar just doesn’t stretch as far as it used to. A recent study found that 60% of millennials making over $100,000 are living paycheck-to-paycheck as members of the American middle class. In many American cities, you need a side hustle just to pay rent and live comfortably, let alone save… Read more

B. Carlisle 8 Jan
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This Is How Much Warren Buffett Was Worth At Your Age

Want to see how you stack up against Warren Buffett’s wealth and how far along he was in building his billion-dollar net worth over the years? Warren Buffett started building his wealth at a young age, but about 99.7 percent of his wealth was earned after his 52nd birthday. Here’s a breakdown of Buffett’s wealth-building… Read more

Chris Illuminati 16 Dec
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How To Invest $500 To Start Earning Passive Income

It doesn’t take millions of dollars to start generating passive income. In fact, sometimes it doesn’t take any money at all if you turn a side hustle (like a blog or ebook) into a passive business. While the latter takes a lot of time and effort, the former is easier to start than you might… Read more

C. James 12 Dec