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How to Know When Your Freelance Business Can Sustain You Full-Time

Published On April 9, 2021 Published By Angela Ruth

When people find out that I freelance, their curiosity piques. Some folks don’t quite understand why I’m not a part of the daily grind. Others, however, are more interested in how I got my start and when I knew I would be able to do this full-time. I am not going to write a memoir […]...

Personal Finance

Is There a Retirement Savings Plan Tailored to the Entrepreneur?

Published On April 7, 2021 Published By John Rampton

We all know that we should have a retirement plan. And, this is particularly true when it comes to entrepreneurs. Unlike working for another entity, you don’t have the luxury of perks like matching contributions. Instead, this is completely up to you to set up and fund. Despite knowing this, 34% o...

Personal Finance

What is an RMD and How Will it Help You Retire?

Published On April 5, 2021 Published By John Rampton

When it comes to your retirement, you did everything right to be ready. You developed a retirement plan that took into account your lifestyle, health care, and potential bumps in the road. And, you went ahead and created a budget to ensure that your retirement plan would come to fruition. Do you hav...

Business Tips

5 Ways Workflow Automation Is Disrupting Fintech

Published On April 1, 2021 Published By Peter Daisyme

Workflow automation is transforming the financial sector — mostly by turning it upside down. The first wave of automation upended traditional financial services with tools like mobile banking, credit monitoring, and nontraditional lending. Now workflow automation is disrupting fintech itself. Work...

Personal Finance

5 Ways to Protect Yourself from the Social Security Tax Torpedo

Published On April 1, 2021 Published By John Rampton

When it comes to your retirement, you have a variety of options, such as employer-sponsored retirement savings accounts like a 401(k) plan. But, the largest contributor to retirement income is Social Security. In fact, in 2019, 69.1 million people received benefits from programs administered by the ...

Personal Finance

4 Ways to Ease Into Cryptocurrency

Published On March 30, 2021 Published By Peter Daisyme

Cryptocurrency is making big headlines these days, and it’s not difficult to see why: Bitcoin recently passed the $50,000 mark, and many analysts believe that it has nowhere to go from here but up. For the average person, though, it’s hard to see where exactly they could get in on this action. B...

Money Tips

Does the Government Give Money Away for Free?

Published On March 29, 2021 Published By John Rampton

When I first got my driver’s license, my grandparents handed me down a second car they owned. Obviously, I was beyond grateful. What freshly-minted driver wouldn’t want a free car or truck? Of course, my first car wasn’t 100% free. Even though my grandparents gave me the car, I still had t...

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The Unique Landscape of 2021 and Business Investments: What to Know

Published On March 24, 2021 Published By Devin Partida

To say the past year has been an unusual one would be an understatement. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted virtually every industry across every nation. While things have settled to an extent in 2021, the coming year is still full of uncertainty. No matter where you were financially before...

Personal Finance

How to Retire With No Regrets

Published On March 23, 2021 Published By Deanna Ritchie

Want to Retire With No Regrets? Retired track and field athlete, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, says one of my all-time favorite quotes: “It is better to look ahead and prepare than to look back and regret.” Is there a quote that is more fitting when it comes to your retirement? After all, these should...

Personal Finance

10 Retirement Books to Help Get You Prepared

Published On March 22, 2021 Published By John Rampton

Heading into the new year, one of my main resolutions is always to read more books. I’m being real here and admit that I’m not going to be reading hundreds of books — but I do try to read a couple of books a week. You too will be more content as you squeeze in […]...

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