With the pandemic at hand, many have lost their jobs or have been temporarily unable to go back to work, leaving a lot of uncertainty and empty wallets. In these times, it is best to be able to find ways to get cash quickly for upcoming bills and other expenditures. Here are five items around […]
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Personal Finance
A Simple Guide to Tax Loss Harvesting
As a taxpayer, one of your primary objectives is to lower your tax liability toward the government. There are many legal ways to do this: IRA contributions, charitable donations, and contributions to 401(k)s are all good examples. There is also another way, a strategy called tax loss harvesting. Here are critical facts about tax loss […]
3 Annoying Bank Fees You Can Easily Avoid
Banking, like so many things in life, can be expensive if you do it wrong. Banks themselves love to collect fees, sometimes raking in billions in essentially effortless income. Fees also help bank decide which customers they want to keep. People with large account balances or heavy corporate credit card usage to to be exempt […]
3 Red Flags When Choosing a Financial Advisor
Financial advisors have a poor reputation. Multiple stories of malfeasance by advisors working for celebrities and professional athletes might lead one to think all financial advisors are crooks. The good news is that the characterization of criminal behavior among financial advisors is inappropriate. Just as in any profession, there are good advisors and there are […]
4 Easy Ways to Start Planning for Retirement
Retirement may seem a long way away. For some, it may seem like a pipe dream. But there will be a day when you will want to retire from the work world, and the only way that is going to happen is if you begin planning now. While most of the preparation for retirement involves […]
6 Investments With Low Risk And Good Returns
Many investors are wary of putting their money into high-risk investments, as capital preservation remains their primary concern. At the same time, getting good returns is also important. Over time, inflation destroys purchasing power. In this post, we take a look at six lower-risk (although not zero risk) investments that can give you good returns […]
Why Some Millionaires Are Still Not ‘Rich’
Did you know that you could be a millionaire and technically, not rich? The average U.S. millionaire has a net worth of between $2 million and $5 million. But those millions could be tied up in property, assets, and taxes owed. If you are extremely bad at personal finance, too, inflation could eat your millions […]
5 Habits That Build Inevitable Wealth
Building wealth is a journey that requires dedication, discipline, and strategic planning. While there are no shortcuts to becoming wealthy, cultivating certain habits can significantly improve your financial trajectory. In this blog, we will explore five essential habits that, when consistently practiced, can pave the way to inevitable wealth and long-term financial success. Habit 1: […]
5 Time-Tested Portfolio Design Strategies For Individual Investors
Investing is like wearing clothes – you need something that makes you feel comfortable, not ill at ease. When shopping for the right outfit, you look at the style, the material, the colors, and of course the cost as well. Likewise, when looking for the ideal investing strategy, you need to assess your objectives, risk […]
10-Step Plan to Start a $5,000 a Month Side Hustle
Are you looking to earn extra income to achieve your financial goals? Starting a side hustle can be a great way to make money outside of your regular job. With dedication, effort, and a well-thought-out plan, you can create a side hustle that generates $5,000 or more per month. Here are some practical steps to […]










