Mid terms are coming up and guess what? You plan on taking it easy because you are simply not motivated to do well. Many students will go through a phase during their college experience where they are not serious about their studies and they may end up failing a course. Once again I don’t want […]
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Do you have an emergency fund? What’s the definition of an emergency fund? We’re often told that we need to save money for a rainy day. This doesn’t sound sexy at first because we all want to invest our money and take some risks. Putting money aside just in case seems boring. We don’t even
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Don’t read this article, quit your job, and then come blaming me for your home foreclosure. Just like any outside the box thinking article I am simply here to provide you with a unique perspective on certain concepts. This article is geared towards those people that are constantly complaining about how much they hate their
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There is a good chance that you are coming here today as a result of my guest post over at Lazy Man and Money where I dispel many common myths that young people have when it comes to personal finance while attending college. I have already received a bunch of emails from readers telling me
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It’s time that you leave your parents home and start your own life. You have managed to save up what you feel is enough money to purchase real estate so that you will avoid paying rent. Whether it is better for you to rent or own that is a calculation that you must conduct on
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