Although I write for a living, I enjoy it in my spare time as well. In fact, I’ll journal about, well, just about anything most of the time. More recently, I’ve fallen in love with the idea of bullet journals. You can use them to organize just about anything. Here’s how bullet journaling can help […]
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Cryptocurrency 2.0 Evolution: DasCoin (What You’ll Want to Know Now)
From its humble beginnings as only a peer-to-peer digital cash transfer platform, the cryptocurrency industry is shifting in new, complex yet enhanced ways for the benefit of the user. The past decade has seen the industry blossom into the mainstream with Bitcoin. Yet, the pioneer cryptocurrency, around which many other altcoins are conceptualized, has increasingly […]
How Cryptocurrencies Can Bring Home Big Wins
If you haven’t been living on a remote island for the past few years, you have probably heard about cryptocurrency and the amount of potential it holds. With all the hype around the new digital currently, many new investors are wondering what benefits it holds. The beauty of crypto is that anyone can get into […]
Ways to Save Your Money
When it comes to our personal finances, there’s a lot on our plates. There are countless corporations who have a vested interest in swindling you out of your hard earned money by tricking you into buying things you don’t need. There are bills to pay, there are mouths to feed, and the list goes on. […]
Should the U.S. Government Cancel Student Loan Debt?
The United States government has made tax cuts, provided bailouts, and even increased spending in some cases to help the economy. Is the real answer to the economic turmoil forgiving student loans? A recent report from a group of economists at the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College showed that if the government decided to cancel student loan […]
Don’t Fret If You’re in Debt
According to the latest report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Center for Microeconomic Data, total US household debt is now above $13 trillion. Consider that the US national debt is $20.631 trillion, meaning that household debt makes up approximately 65% of the US economy’s indebtedness. A reading of $13.15 trillion was reported […]
How to Approach OTC Markets as a New Day Trader
Is Trading The Same As Investment?
Investing and trading are linked, but they are very much different approaches to the market. Investment is the careful study of companies that will continue to produce value for years, perhaps decades. Putting money into young companies poised for long, steady growth is a sound investment strategy. Even better is buying funds, so you have […]
Freedom Debt Relief Reviews the Importance of an Emergency Fund
An emergency fund is savings that you have set aside only for emergencies. You do not dip into it for every little thing that comes up, and you also have enough set aside to cover common emergencies you may face. Having an emergency fund can provide peace of mind, by having the savings established, you […]