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5 Reasons To Always Pay The Minimum On Your Student Loans

By Alex Zerbach 3 Comments

5 Reasons to Always Pay the Minimum On Your Student Loans

Growing up my parents were big fans of Dave Ramsey and his philosophy of getting out debt as quick as possible. When I graduated college and started making my student loan payments that philosophy stuck with me and I tried to make extra $50-$100 a month payments, which severely cut into my pizza and beer […]

Filed Under: Education, Saving

Saving Money With Gym Memberships

By Guest 1 Comment

Image Credit We are blessed to be born in the age where everything is within easy access to us. Technology has helped us come closer to each other and everything that we require on our day to day lives. Likewise, the immense number of gyms sprouting up in every nook and cranny has let us […]

Filed Under: Saving

How to Take Your Savings to the Next Level

By Pauline 3 Comments

How to Take Your Savings to the Next Level

This is a guest post from Pauline of InvestmentZen.com We all have dreams and goals in life. They may be different, but most of them require money. Yes, even that little off-grid house you want to build in the woods. Buying a home, sending your kids to college, or retiring early enough to still enjoy […]

Filed Under: Saving

Who Pays More for Car Insurance: The Soccer Mom or Retired Dentist?

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Who pays more for car insurance - a soccer mom or retired dentist?

Ever wondered why your friends have lower (or higher) auto insurance premiums than you do? Well, there are a lot of variables that go into it. When determining your car insurance rates, companies look at a range of different factors, from gender to employment status. Based on where you fall under each of the categories, […]

Filed Under: Saving

Set yourself up for a bright financial future

By Pauline 6 Comments

Set yourself up for a bright financial future

This is a guest post from Pauline of InvestmentZen.com As a young adult, figuring out your finances can be overwhelming. You’re just out in the world, living on your own for the first time, and even if you are not making millions, your first paycheck is probably bigger than that of any summer jobs you’ve […]

Filed Under: Investing

5 Actionable Steps to Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck

By Dominique 12 Comments

Tired of living paycheck to paycheck? This list is five things that you can actually do right now, to get your budget under control and take charge of your finances. Definitely a good read.

How familiar does this scenario sound? You check your bank account and see your direct deposit from your job just came through. Your excitement lasts for about two minutes before you realize the entire paycheck will be gone within a couple of weeks after paying for your bills and expenses. Over half of Americans live […]

Filed Under: Saving, Stories Tagged With: debt, paycheck

Investing in Real Estate: 4 Tips for Beginners

By Robert Turp 13 Comments

Real Estate Investing Tips for Beginners. Get started investing in real estate, without having to actually buy a piece of property yourself. This isn't a joke, REITs are an excellent way to gain real estate exposure without the lack of liquidity and increased risk.

Real estate is often the market of choice for many beginner investors. Real estate is a well established market that is accessible to anyone without requiring expert knowledge. As a result, the average homeowner prefers to invest in property first. However, the seeming ubiquity of real estate investments leaves the door wide open for making […]

Filed Under: Housing, Investing Tagged With: investments, real estate, REITs

How to Choose the Right Financial Adviser

By Anne 9 Comments

How to Choose the Right Financial Advisor

There is so much information and financial advice out there, that it can be difficult to narrow down your choices when you are looking for a financial adviser. This may cause some people to put off finding someone who can help them with taxes, retirement and saving for their kids’ college, but time is definitely […]

Filed Under: Investing

Investing Tactics all 30-Somethings Need to Learn

By Robert Turp 1 Comment

Do you know these investing tactics? They're things that all 30-somethings need to know. It's prime saving time!

When a person reaches their 30s, they’re usually well into their careers, and begin to realize it’s time to invest in their financial future. Some people may understand the importance of investing their money earlier in life, and other people learn it a little too late in life. The good news is someone starting in […]

Filed Under: Saving

5 Simple Money-Saving Tips That Won’t Impact Your Lifestyle 

By Richard Adams 3 Comments

These are all very doable ways to save money in my budget, while maintaining an awesome lifestyle! These simple money saving tips are exactly the kind of things that I need to keep a balanced budget while enjoying life. YOLO, right?

  One of the biggest arguments I hear about frugality is that it often requires considerable lifestyle changes. It means you can’t go eating out all the time, or taking that vacation you long for, or upgrading your phone. In a way this is a fair point; saving money generally does involve some considerable lifestyle changes; […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Saving

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Did you know that The Bottom is the name of a town on the island of Saba, in the Caribbean? I went there on a trip once.
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