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How to Save Money Every Month with a Simple Hack

Updated on April 21st, 2017 Published By Chime

As someone who is lazy when it comes to managing my money, I abhor traditional budgeting and am picky with the tools and apps I use to up my financial game. But there is one thing I’m a huge fan of and can certainly vouch for, and that’s automating. When I started to get knee-deep […]...

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5 Great Personal Finance Books You Should Read

Updated on January 19th, 2021 Published By William Lipovsky

When it comes to improving your knowledge of personal finance, a good book collection is essential. But if you walk through your local bookstore, chances are it will have a whole aisle devoted to personal finance books. The selection is daunting, and you could never possibly read them all. Luckily, ...

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Business Tax Planning: 4 Moves for the Coming Year

Posted on February 21st, 2017 Published By Miranda Marquit

Yeah, I know. You’re probably just trying to get through the current tax season. However, one of the best things you can do for your business is to plan ahead for the new year. You should be engaged in tax planning year-round, not just at the beginning of the year as you frantically try to [&h...

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25 Businesses That Will Make You a Millionaire in 5 Years

Updated on July 12th, 2019 Published By John Rampton - Founder at Due

Unless you win the lottery, becoming a millionaire takes hard work and patience. However, if you’re looking to start your own business, and don’t wait to wait until your retirement, then consider the following 25 business ideas that are bound to make you a millionaire in just five years. 1. Fina...

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5 Financial Tips for Surviving Divorce

Posted on January 16th, 2017 Published By William Lipovsky

Divorce is one of the toughest life events to navigate through. No one, at any point in their marriage, thinks that they have to plan for it; more often than not, when divorce happens it is a chaotic emotional mess. Surviving divorce and thriving in its aftermath is challenging, especially when it c...

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6 Tax Tips for Freelancers

Updated on May 20th, 2021 Published By Eric Estevez

As the dreaded tax season looms, we are all forced to gather our numbers and figure out our situation. Freelancers have a bit more to think about, as your expenses (a.k.a “write offs) are directly correlated to your tax liability. I will dip into my almost decade experience in tax accounti...

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How to Save Money as a Freelancer

Updated on July 25th, 2017 Published By Choncé Maddox

Freelancing has its perks but the inconsistent income can often be seen as a benefit and a drawback. On one hand, you have the chance to earn as much as you want, but you can also earn very little if you have a low rate, clients don’t pay you on time, or if you have […]...

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The 5 Best Ways to Invest $10,000 Today

Posted on December 23rd, 2016 Published By William Lipovsky

Sooner or later in your life, you are going to have an unexpected windfall. Whether through a bonus, an inheritance, or some other fortunate turn of events, you could suddenly end up with $10,000 that you must figure out what to do with. Yes, it CAN happen. It might be tempting to splurge on a [&hel...

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How to Plan Ahead as a Freelancer

Posted on December 20th, 2016 Published By William Lipovsky

When you first begin freelancing, the hours tick by as you wait and wish for clients to come knocking down your door. Later, you’d give anything just for a break from the emails, phone calls, and seemingly endless projects that need just one tiny detail fixed. You may feel so bogged down by work t...

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Why Politics Matters For Millennial Money

Posted on December 8th, 2016 Published By Eric Estevez

Politics will always be a relevant issue. Millennials are no exception to this rule. While they came of age in a time where markets were crashing, the right mix of laws may jump start this economy back to the good ol’ days of the 80’s and 90’s. Though your general worldview w...