We hear it said (a lot) that money can’t buy happiness. Of course, we all need money to provide food, clothing, shelter, and the necessities of life. And having money is better than not having money by almost any measurement….
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Who loves a good souvenir? Who hates spending an arm and a leg on purchasing said souvenir? Bargain shopping while abroad can be one of the most fun and satisfying things you do during your travels. Why? Because even though,…
Who would have thought that one of my favorite employees resigning would be among the most valuable leadership lessons I needed to quadruple profits, and would become the catalyst for me selling my business? Let me explain. I started my…
Are you looking for a lucrative side hustle or full-time gig? Learn how to make money on YouTube. Why YouTube? Because it’s one of those online places, you go to find everything! If you want a re-cap of a sports…
There is no shortage of advice these days on how to manage your money. That topic covers all kinds of areas – managing investments, budgeting, savings, etc. Here’s the million-dollar question. Is there a right way to manage your money?…
Workplace happiness is something that lives at the forefront of every employee’s mind and should be on every employer’s radar. You depend on your employees to keep business afloat, so their loyalty and productivity are essential for your company’s wellbeing….
With early retirement such a popular topic these days, discussions of how to make retirement assets last are pretty standard. It’s a difficult task to know whether you’re ready for retirement or not. Why? Americans are living longer than ever….
When it comes to investing, choosing where to invest is often the first and most crucial choice you make. Choose correctly, and you’ll be in a great spot to pick from a wide variety of low-cost funds and make trades…
During the years I attended college, and shortly afterward, when I was about 21-22 years old, I was flat out broke. I was living in the middle of a big city all by myself and paying my bills on a…