Everyday Items Too Expensive to Justify

Thanks to inflation, rising manufacturing costs, and an upside-down global economy, prices are rising across the board for many of our favorite products and items. But where do consumers draw the line? Recently, concerned consumers have revealed the things that have become so expensive they’re no longer worth purchasing! #1. Netflix Subscriptions Once one of … Read more

Financial Pitfalls to Dodge in Retirement

As you approach your 50s, financial foresight becomes more crucial than ever. This decade is often your last chance to fine-tune your retirement plan and avoid critical mistakes. But it’s so easy to misstep and scupper your retirement plans. Here, we look at 25 common financial pitfalls you must avoid to secure a comfortable and … Read more

Kitchen Gadgets Not Worth the Price

There are so many gadgets for the kitchen! They’re usually marketed as affordable, time-saving, effortless, and awesome. I’ve fallen for the ads and bought my share of cheap but ultimately useless kitchen gadgets, too. Take a look at some of the most useless (but totally affordable) kitchen gadgets that you really don’t need. #1. Banana … Read more

Discover Sneaky Grocery Store Tricks for Big Savings!

Grocery shopping is a routine task for most of us, but many don’t realize the array of strategies grocery stores use to encourage customers to spend more. These tactics are often subtle, playing on human psychology and habits. Knowing these tricks can help you shop smarter, save money, and resist unnecessary purchases. #1. Strategic Layout … Read more

Common Financial Tricks Targeting Seniors

Seniors are often the target of financial scams due to perceived vulnerabilities, such as being less familiar with digital technology or having retirement savings. Scammers exploit these factors, leading to significant financial and emotional distress for the victim. Look at these 15 common money scams targeting seniors and practical advice on staying safe. Awareness and … Read more

Avoiding Budgeting Blunders for Financial Health

Effective budgeting is a cornerstone of financial stability, yet many people find themselves struggling due to common budgeting errors. These mistakes can hinder your ability to save, invest, and even meet your daily financial needs. If you’re aware of these common pitfalls, you can avoid them, so your finances stay on track. #1. Not Having … Read more

7 Best Ways to Transfer Money Internationally Easily

Transfer Money Internationally

Whether you’re purchasing a product, paying someone for their work, or sending money to a friend or family member overseas, having the ability to easily transfer money internationally can help in everyday tasks. So, just say you’ve made some quick money from the comfort on your couch and you want to open an app on your phone … Read more

Debit Cards for Kids

debit cards for kids

Giving your child a debit card can be an excellent way to teach them about money and budgeting early in life. With consumer debt in the US growing to over $14 trillion, according to CNBC and the Fed, any step you can take to help promote financial literacy early can go a long way. However, not all debit cards for … Read more

All About the Personal Financial Statement

personal financial statement

Brian wrote this excellent article on personal finance statements for Wealth of Geeks. We are permitted to republish the post here. By keeping tabs on your finances, you can create a secure and fulfilling future. That’s where a personal financial statement comes in. At its core, a personal financial statement offers an overview of where … Read more

Top Five Super Cool Passive Income Ideas To Check Now

passive income

This excellent post on passive income ideas was originally published on Tim Thomas / Timothy Thomas Limited. They gave have given permission to republish it here. In business, passive income usually describes money earned without actively working or putting much effort into it.  Usually, generating a consistent source of passive income doesn’t happen overnight.  Initially, … Read more

3 Unique Side Hustles for a Passive Income

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This excellent article on passive income was written by Kelley Dukat and was originally published on Wealth of Geeks. They gave us permission to republish it here. Whether it’s a tough time or a time of inflation, finding ways to make money are essential.  Many people have chosen side hustles to bring in extra income … Read more

The Business Driving Power of Content Syndication: Real Results from 10 Bloggers

content syndication

Effective content syndication can be summed up by the infamous phrase, “If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.” If you’re looking to launch a blog or website, grow your audience, increase your domain authority, drive organic traffic or qualify for advertising networks, it might surprise you that the … Read more

Historically High Mortgage Rates Aren’t Hampering Real Estate Investment Popularity

What is Real Estate Commission

Despite historic highs in American mortgage rates, real estate investing remains strong.  According to a new study examining all industries within the S&P 500 Index, real estate investment still sees excellent returns, with an overall ranking of sixth best.  Recent data released by the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, or Freddie Mac, reveals that an … Read more

Residents of Wisconsin Are Looking Into Property Investment More Than Any Other State

When everything in the world gets more expensive, cutting back expenses becomes less and less feasible for Americans. According to a new study, workers across the country are instead turning their minds to increasing their income. How they are looking to do it: by investing in real estate. And residents of Wisconsin are among the … Read more

New York and San Francisco Among the Cities Getting Hit Hardest by the Housing Crisis

New York and San Francisco are cities known for their abundant job markets and large metropolitan populations. Add to this list of designations the country’s two most challenging housing markets. In the current economic climate, additional financial pressure on housing pushes some working Americans out of the cities, regardless of their employment status. A recent … Read more