Living for today - Planning for Tomorrow
The stock market has attracted everyone towards itself with its success stories. Moreover, people of today are more engaged in investing than ever before. With all these circumstances, the stock market keeps on growing. So, you may be wondering: how to avoid stock trading mistakes. Many people only see stock markets and investing as profit creators; however, they forget there is a certain degree of
A stock broker making some decisions about how much stock to buy. The stock market in 2023 has been in a long term upswing and now may not seem like the best time to invest. Yet, fortune favors the bold, and if you’re determined to buy some stocks, now may be the time. The amount of negative coverage about the market may intimidate new investors.
Due to inflation, a lot of us are feeling the pinch right now and are in need of some extra cash. Selling some of your belongings on resale websites like Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist can be a good way to put some money back in your pocket. However, you have to be selective about which belongings you list. Some used items like video game consoles
Many small business owners eventually find themselves in need of a business partner that can help them manage and expand the business. A good business partner can be a tremendous asset as you support each other in your endeavors. On the other hand, a bad business partner can be a big headache and may even put you out of business. Fortunately, there are some traits
Although celebs look perfect in the movies, they’re still human and sometimes make the wrong money moves. Many of our favorite stars including Lady Gaga and Rihanna have made costly financial mistakes that ate up a big chunk of their net worth. Luckily many celebrities have been willing to share their financial blunders so the rest of us can avoid following in their footsteps. Here
As a mother and an entrepreneur, I have a hard time finding that perfect balance between having chores my kids must do and paying them for chores. While I want them to be proud that they earned their own money for working hard I also don’t want them to expect that I pay them for every little thing that they do. Instead, I’ve got to
More than 80% of Americans say they overspend and exceed their budget at least some of the time. Part of the reason why we overspend is because we’re very good at justifying purchases in our heads. When something is on sale, we convince ourselves that we’re saving money by purchasing it even if we don’t really need it. Phrases like “YOLO” and “treat yourself” are
Money rules and guidelines like “save a 6-month emergency fund” are useful when making a budget and determining if you’re on the right track financially. However, some conventional personal finance wisdom might be a bit outdated. Many money rules haven’t been updated in a while and may not reflect the post-pandemic economy. High inflation, interest rates, and housing prices may make certain personal finance guidelines
Recently I’ve seen several articles and videos discussing financial mistakes that retirees regret making. Us younger folks can glean a lot of wisdom from our elders, including important financial lessons about saving and retirement. Many seniors say they wish they’d built up a bigger nest egg and invested in assets that provide a steady income stream. Here are 4 financial mistakes retirees regret making so
WeChat is one of the most popular social media networks in the world, with hundreds of millions of active participants using the platform regularly. Unfortunately, its massive popularity has made it a lucrative target for scammers looking to fleece victims out of their money. Although the exact details of the latest scams change, there are some warning signs common to WeChat scams that can help
