10 Ways to Earn Passive Income

by Ron

Everyone wants to make extra money, however very few of us want to put in more hours on our jobs. The best way to work less and make even more cash is to discover new ways to create passive income. Passive income can be referred to as income that is received on regular intervals without [...]

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A Great Way to Invest When You’re Broke

by Ron

For all the wonderful advances Wall Street has made in making investing easy and economical for the normal person over the past couple of decades, investing still takes cash. The majority of stock funds require minimums that many people simply cannot afford, and brokerage commissions make getting individual stocks prohibitively costly if you just have [...]

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Are Green Renovations Worth the Investment?

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If you’re looking for ways to save money on your monthly bills, or to raise the value of your home, you have probably begun to consider the many energy efficient renovation options available to you. They range from small repairs and maintenance to large investments requiring extensive construction, and it can be difficult to determine [...]

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10 Must Read Books For Investors

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If you’re like me, you like to learn from the experience and wisdom of others. It’s much cheaper that way! When it comes to being an investor, few things can beat the knowledge you and I can absorb by reading books. Plus I just like to read. Photo by jeffpearce Five Books For Active Investors [...]

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The X Files and Your Money: Strange Similarities?

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In the hit TV series, The X-Files, FBI agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) investigate the marginalized, unsolved government cases usually involving paranormal phenomena. Mulder played the role of the “believer”, having faith in the existence of aliens and the paranormal, while Scully was the skeptical scientist/medical doctor, initially assigned by [...]

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Say Goodbye to Unemployment and Make YOUR Money Online

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It’s not uncommon to encounter people without a job these days. Anytime there’s a downturn in the economy, the first casualty is usually  jobs with some simply disappearing while others become scarce. You currently may be without a job, but you still have to pay for your home, rent, food, kids’ education, and home mortgage [...]

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10 Car Insurance Cost Cutters

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Car insurance rates have risen dramatically in the past few decades and there are several reasons why: Society is “sue happy” and insurers feel the brunt of it People are ditching their car insurance for financial reasons (a scary trend) Cars are more expensive to repair and replace Insurers have experienced high levels of losses [...]

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How To Build Your Financial Bug-Out Bag

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Bug-out bags have long been the rage among the “what-if crowd” and they’re quickly becoming more popular in mainstream circles too. These bags are designed to be grabbed quickly in case “something” happens. They can contain anything from several days worth of meals, to survival gear, to weapons, to water purifiers, to several day’s worth [...]

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Overlooked Secrets to Do Away With Debt

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To eliminate debt, you have to be both patient and persistent. There is no overnight solution to owing lots of money, but there are ways to minimize the obligations over time. Some of the most common techniques are reducing spending, making larger credit card payments and getting a second job. These strategies will definitely help [...]

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How I Paid Over $120,000 in Debt in 52 Months

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Getting out of debt is a lot like baking a cake. Mix in the right ingredients, in the right proportions, and pop it in the oven. Then the waiting begins. You can smell it baking, the sweet aromas of vanilla, butter, eggs, and flour. You can see it baking as the once gooey batter transforms [...]

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The Clock Keeps Ticking

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Truly effective time management isn’t something you can do once and then forget. The clock keeps ticking, and your efforts to stay on top of everything must keep up. The good news is that you don’t have to start from scratch every day. Establishing good time-management habits and routines will give you a strong foundation [...]

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