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What are the Best Survey Sites for Earning Extra Cash?

by Lucinda Honeycutton April 24, 2019 ~ Leave a Comment

Making a few bucks online is always helpful, especially when you can complete something during your free time. There are a ton of survey sites out there, and some are more complicated than others. I decided to share a site that I use and a few others I researched. My goal was to find something […]

How Your Money Can Make You Money

by Justin Weingeron April 16, 2019 ~ Leave a Comment

One of the most common pieces of financial advice is “use your money to make money.” What isn’t quite as common is knowing how to actually do that. Here are a few ideas to help you out. Start a Passive Income Stream Passive income is defined as money that can be easily earned while you […]

How Much Car Can You Afford?

by Susan Paigeon April 4, 2019 ~ Leave a Comment

In a perfect world, we’d all drive the exact car we want. However, the world is imperfect, so many of us must drive the car we need—as opposed to the one we want. Embracing that understanding requires a bit of soul searching, as well as self-discipline.

Basic Rules Every Beginner Should Know About Investing

by Susan Paigeon March 29, 2019 ~ Leave a Comment

You are in your 20’s – fresh grad, digital nomad and feeling super young at heart, you feel like your life has just started. You’re actually right! You’re young and you deserve to enjoy your youthful years while you have the time, energy and funds for fun things like traveling the world, one continent at […]

Automated VAT Recovery Services is Good for Business

by Justin Weingeron February 7, 2019 ~ Leave a Comment

It may be surprising to learn that there are still companies which manually manage VAT processes. This is not only surprising to hear because there are so many technological VAT solutions available, but also because the rules and regulations of VAT recovery are constantly changing. Automated VAT recovery services can benefit your company in a […]

New Horizons in Peer-to-Peer Online Lending

by Justin Weingeron December 30, 2018 ~ Leave a Comment

Over the past ten years, we’ve seen the rise of peer-to-peer lending. Prosper and Lending Club were the first to introduce this technology to link borrowers and investors. Peer lending has seen rapid growth since then, reaching $3.5B in funded loans by the year 2015. Throughout this time of rapid growth, one group of consumers […]

Last-Minute Gifts Under $25 Everyone Will Love

by Amanda Stewarton December 20, 2018 ~ 1 Comment

With the hustle-and-bustle of the holiday season, it is easy to forget things, especially when it comes to presents. However, you don’t want to be the person who picks up a last-minute gift that everyone can tell is last-minute. Whether you just realized you forgot someone on your holiday gift list or you procrastinated on buying […]

This 26-Week Money Challenge Will Help You Save $5,000 Next Year

by Amanda Stewarton December 13, 2018 ~ 2 Comments

Just about everyone could use an extra $5,000 in the bank. What if you could rack up that amount over the span of 26 weeks? This money challenge could help you get there. Get $5K in the Bank in 2019 Money challenges have risen in popularity over the past few years and many people take […]

Collecting Personal Injury Compensation

by Susan Paigeon November 30, 2018 ~ Leave a Comment

You could be entitled to a cash award if you are the victim of a personal injury, which the law defines as harm caused to your body. As we take care of our daily obligations, we have a responsibility not to harm others or put them in danger. For example, we must pay attention to […]

Looking For a Fun Way to Save? Here’s a Printable 26-Week Savings Plan

by Amanda Stewarton November 28, 2018 ~ Leave a Comment

Saving money is difficult. In fact, it is so difficult 70% of Americans don’t have enough money stashed away to cover a $1,000 emergency. This leads to people racking up unnecessary credit card debt and essentially hurting their long-term financial health. (There’s a reason Dave Ramsey’s Baby Step 1 is to save $1,000.) One of […]