Millions of Americans would like to start their own businesses. But a lot of would-be entrepreneurs worry about the loss of a “steady” paycheck or giving up corporate benefits. Well, what if I told you that I could help you address both of these concerns? In fact, what if I showed you how launching your […]
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Did your kids get way too much candy for Halloween? My youngest daughter, Alexis, did. (See my Facebook live video from Halloween night). Well, you can help preserve your child’s health – and teach him or her a lesson about money at the same time. The National Financial Educators Council is encouraging parents of trick-or-treaters
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An urge to splurge is wreaking more and more havoc on traditional Thanksgiving festivities and meal-time spent around the family table. In decades past, it was bad enough that on the day after Thanksgiving – Black Friday – people would wake up in the wee hours of the morning to be the first in line
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A reader sent me the following question via Facebook wanting to know my opinion of investing in penny stocks. Here’s her question and my reply. Q: I know you are extremely busy and you not get to this message. I am unemployed but searching. The little that I have, I want to invest. I don’t
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Every year, millions of students across America never get to go on college tours and college visits – and preview the schools to which they’re applying – mainly because it can be costly and time-consuming to make a college road trip. Nonetheless, college bound teenagers, transfer students and parents should all take college visits very
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FinCon 2016 wrapped up with a bang in San Diego, with a record 1,250 attendees turning out for a jam-packed, four-day conference billed as “Where Money and Media Meet.” FinCon founder Philip Taylor (who runs PTMoney.com) has done a huge service to the fintech community and digital content creators everywhere by organizing what has quickly
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Getting remarried offers an opportunity not only for a second chance at love and happiness, but also entering a new financial partnership with your spouse-to-be. However, it can be hard to determine just went wrong in the first marriage. We’ve all heard the statistics on how finances are one of the leading causes for married
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If you’re like me, you love to travel, but you also love to save a buck. Saving money isn’t always easy when you’re on the road. Costly hotel bills, high airline fares, steep rental cars fees and other travel expenses can all add up quickly. Thankfully, however, you don’t have to go broke – or
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Q: I am 44 year old veteran who would like to attend college where are the grants, scholarships, etc for older adults? I have had no luck in locating any. Everyone wanting to obtain a higher education is not a high school junior or senior! A: Thanks for reaching out and I appreciate your question.
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Getting married to your significant other can be one of life’s most beautiful moments, where two people make a commitment to create a life together and uphold vows of commitment to one another. Engaged couples, however, may be blissfully unaware of the state of their own or their potential spouse’s finances. While it may be
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How to Build Wealth While Raising a Family: If you have kids like I do, you know firsthand how expensive it can be to raise a family. Between diapers, daycare, school supplies, and never-ending grocery bills, those costs add up fast. And the more children you have, the more pressure you feel on your monthly
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In terms of your financial future, your past credit mishaps can hold you back from opportunities that credit can offer. On your credit report, there a few things worse to appear than a tax lien (paid or outstanding) from the IRS. Typically, paid tax liens will remain on your credit history for seven years after
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Hiring a certified financial planner (CFP) can be a pivotal step toward achieving your financial goals. Whether you’re planning for retirement, managing investments, or navigating complex financial decisions, a CFP offers expertise to guide you. This comprehensive guide will help you understand what to look for when hiring a financial planner and how to make
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Having your credit score fall unexpectedly can be as bad as losing a significant amount of money. With a lower score, your opportunities for low-interest loans, lower insurance premiums, and more affordable mortgages may be out of your reach. What’s worse is that these fluctuations may come from out of nowhere and may confuse
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If you owe a significant amount to the IRS, you may be able to pay the balance in an installment agreement with the IRS. This can help offset collection methods of the IRS, like freezing your bank account and putting a lien on your property. Step #1: Determine How Much You Owe The first step
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