Maybe this is not the right time of the year to talk about savings rates but… who am I kidding, it is always the right time to talk about savings rates, especially in the FIRE/dividend growth community. So, what I have the done this last couple of evenings is look at all my expenses in […] Read more...
Taking a personal loan has many advantages, for both business and personal purposes. The loan is disbursed fairly quickly and the monies can be used for a variety of needs. Traditionally, people have been averse to taking loans for purchases, but lately, it has become somewhat of a trend to borrow personal loans, vehicle loans, […] Read more...
Retirement is word that mean to go, of Relax and Take It Easy. But common mistakes turn it into STRESSFUL period in senior’s lives as well as their families. To make matters worse, the low interest rate regime in recent year has wipe out a big portion of retires expected income. This article talks about […] Read more...
What is my company worth? The answer to this question is key to successfully finding sources of equity and completing the investment process. However, this question is often one of the most difficult ones for an entrepreneur to answer. For more on this, please see below. Determining a proper valuation of a start-up company is […] Read more...
Saving $5,000 a year only takes putting aside $97.00 a week!! Six laws of wealth mainly refer to money. Something exciting is that the first two talk about saving. The number one law states that you should at least save 10 percent of what you earn and the second urges you to keep what you […] Read more...
It was a year and a half ago when she decided to make the jump. One may look at Nineveh Madsen’s success today and believe that she’s living the corporate worker turned entrepreneur’s dream. Only a few months and 3 issues into her magazine digital publication HerMagazine, and she’s already reached the pinnacle of a reach […] Read more...
The only way you will ever permanently take controlof your financial life is to dig deep and fix the rootproblem. Suze Orman The benefits of tracking your spending I wrote a previous article here that discussed the benefits of organizing your personalfinances. If you have not read this article I urge you to do so. If you do not havepersonal finance […] Read more...
In this blog, we have talked about creating a budget and paying off debt, but we really haven’t delved too deep into the subject of where to put your savings. You may be wondering, “Don’t you just put it in a savings account and that’s it?” Not quite. To get the most out of your […] Read more...
Businesses aren’t immortal, but they can live much longer than their current CEOs if their owners formulate a smart succession plan. Unfortunately, a large percentage of business owners have no succession plan at all. According to Entrepreneur magazine, 25 percent of the people who own shares in a family business and are entering their senior […] Read more...
Todays post is the first in a series I’m planning on things that you definitely shouldn’t invest in, but maybe you will anyway! While I am a huge advocate of keeping your investments simple, some investors love quirky alternative investments that have the potential to appreciate and also have some sort of personal allure. The focus […] Read more...
