Let’s face it: saving for retirement is tough. It can be downright painful when you have to bypass vacations, new furniture, or evenings out with your friends. So it’s no wonder that most Americans don’t have nearly enough saved for retirement, and many have nothing saved at all. Ultimately, retirement savings is a fairly simple …
Hey friends!! Today we have a guest post from Angelica, who blogs over at Tactical Guru. Enjoy! For most individuals, power outages are a given. While many homesteaders and homeowners have the option of relying on alternative power sources, most of us are simply less equipped to deal with downed lines or grid failures. Usually, …
‘Where is Beacon Resources located’ is a common question asked by many job seekers in the financial industry. The recruitment agency caters to both Fortune 1000 and smaller-growth companies to match candidates with the positions that allow them to grow and thrive. The company is considered one of the best finance recruitment agencies in Orange …
Hey, Frugal Farmer friends!! Today’s post is a guest post from fellow blogger Abby, who blogs over at Living Cheaply. Enjoy! Probably the easiest way to get paid by apps is with cash back shopping apps. This is my list of the top 5 cash back apps that put money back in your Wallet. Do …
What do you do if you’re in debt but need to fund a big purchase? Sometimes life throws up something out of the blue that proves costly – a home repair or car breakdown, say – that cannot be avoided. Such purchases are often beyond the spending power of most people and could easily throw …
People are searching for means of stretching their incomes a bit further. A personal budget is a great way to ensure that you don’t use your income on unnecessary indulgences, which is something that most people are guilty of. However, making the plan is easy but executing it becomes a problem. It is even harder …
Being we have four kids, the subject of college and how to avoid student loan debt is near and dear to my bank account, er, I mean heart. As entrepreneurs and big believers in self sufficiency, two of the main things we’re working to teach our kids about money is how to earn it without …
“One way to grapple with debt is to ask yourself ‘who benefits from my debt?'” This is the question Mrs. Groovy suggested people ask themselves as they work toward paying off debt, and I thought that the profound statement deserved an entire post, so here it is.
Disputing a Will or contesting a Will is equivalent of asking a judge to declare that a certain Will is invalid. It is well-known that any sort of litigation is expensive. Inheritance litigation on the other hand can be more expensive. The cost of this proceeding depends on a number of factors such as attorney’s …
Yes, you heard it right, my friends. Household debt is rising again, with total household debt reaching $12.58 trillion dollars at the end of 2016. Debt totals jumped by $460 billion this year alone, the highest jump in nearly ten years. Our previous “record” for household debt in America was $12.68 trillion. But for some …
