In general, electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming increasingly cost-competitive with conventional gasoline vehicles. It’s worth noting that there are some factors that can make EVs more expensive to own, such as the higher upfront cost of purchasing an EV compared to a gasoline vehicle and the cost of installing a home charging station. In general, […]
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Personal Finance
4 Reasons Being a Millionaire Is Stressful
If you don’t know how to watch your money carefully, being a millionaire can be an overrated experience. You have to be financially disciplined, weed out needy friends, and beware strangers. Here are four reasons being a millionaire is stressful. Time sacrifices No one becomes a millionaire or billionaire by accident unless they are born […]
5 Wealth Success Habits of the Super Rich
Identifying and determining what exactly makes some people more financially successful than others is quite difficult. A variety of elements need to come together in the right mix and at the right time for someone to become super rich. Where we are born, our upbringing, sheer luck — all these factors combine to make someone […]
Is a Tiny House Really Worth It? Watch for Hidden Costs
Prefabricated, modular houses and so-called “tiny houses” are big business at the moment. A modular house is like a traditional home but made in a factory. The same goes with tiny houses, which are miniaturized versions of a full-sized home. Kit homes have a long history, dating back to the days of Sears mail-order home. […]
Make Your Kid a Millionaire With This Simple IRS Program
Individual retirement accounts (IRAs) are an excellent investment option for people who are looking to save up for retirement. Contrary to what some people think, IRAs are not just meant for adults with full-time jobs. Anyone who is younger than the age of 70½ (which includes children) and is earning an income can contribute to an […]
6 Secrets to Getting Hired After Age 55
Finding a new job after a certain age, especially when you are in your late 50s, can prove to be quite challenging. Older workers have a lower unemployment rate than younger workers, but they also find it difficult to land new positions once they have been out of work for some time. An AARP analysis […]
6 Ways to Save Up $1,000 in 30 Days
Saving up $1000 in less than a month can seem like a daunting task, especially if you’re on a tight budget or have unexpected expenses. However, with some creativity, determination, and discipline, it’s possible to reach this goal. Here are six ways to save up $1000 in less than a month. Create a budget Start […]
Before You Sign, Read the Pros and Cons of Timeshares
Timeshares are upscale vacation and recreational properties that are simultaneously owned by multiple investors. However, there is a catch. Each owner is contractually obligated to only visit and inhabit the timeshare for one week out of every year. Timeshares also get a bad reputation due to the proliferation of industry scammers. They can be questionable […]
7 Common Impulse Purchases People Regret the Most
The bane of consumerism is that people voluntarily buy things that they don’t need or want for its own sake. By some estimates nearly 80% of American consumers buy some products on an impulsive whim, products or things that they will use once or twice or regret buying moments after purchase. Consumer purchases should always […]
6 Ways to Get Perfectly Legit Free Government Cash
No such thing as a free lunch. Well, as a rule, yes. But we also know that for every rule, there are exceptions. While on one hand, we must beware of scammers trying to trick us with the lure of free government money, we must also be aware of the legit ways we can get […]










