I know most of you are here for frugal tips, and ways to improve your self discipline. But finance is as much about growing your income as much as about saving money. One good thing about the finance industry is that it constantly delivers new ways to make money. The latest you may not have heard of is: peer to peer bonds. Peer to peer
How to Create Generational Wealth
Everyone wants to provide for their family and create generational wealth to give their kids the best chance of success. But if you don’t have a six-figure salary, how can you build a big enough nest egg to give your children a leg up in life? According to a recent survey, 33% of millionaires never made six figures during any year of their entire career.
Rich Dad Poor Dad 4 Quadrants: Can Kiyosaki’s Wealth-Building Methods Make You Rich?
If you’ve ever read “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” then you’ve learned some powerful wealth-building theories published by Robert T. Kiyosaki. What you may not know is that he published a second book that is changing the way we view wealth called “Rich Dad’s Cashflow Quadrant.” If you haven’t had much experience with these theories, then this article is going to tell you how the Rich
How Do Angel Organizations Invest?
Starting a company can be challenging, not only are many entrepreneurs unfamiliar with the general process of business but money always seems to be an issue. But lately, we’ve seen an uptick in angel organizations that are willing to invest money and help these startups grow. Here’s how they work: What is an Angel Investor? Angel investors are individuals with high net worths that are
What Are The Downsides Of Investing In A Falling Market
Those of us looking to invest might be seeing dollar signs with the current state of the stock market. But there are downsides of investing in a falling market. It can seem uncertain, there’s a lot to think about and you might not be in the position that you want to be to invest. While I am no expert in investing, here’s what my research
Explaining the Criteria of the Graham Formula When Finding Underpriced Stocks
Benjamin Graham is known as the “father of value investing” due to his extensive work in the field and his overall contribution to investing. When it comes to underpriced stocks & the graham formula, 1949’s The Intelligent Investor is the go-to bible for many value investors.
How to Raise Financially Savvy Kids
Missouri, Tennessee, Utah and Virginia require that high school students take a personal finance course to graduate. If you don’t live in one of those states or your children are younger than high-school age, you might have to be their first teacher on this subject — that’s how to raise money savvy kids. Jackie CohenJackie Cohen is an award winning financial journalist turned turned financial advisor obsessed with
Top 5 Personal Finance Books That Promote a Frugal Family Life
We all learn differently. Some learn best through the visual world; some thrive on a spoken word. Then there are others who enjoy parables or fables that weave a life lesson into a tapestry of story. Since you are kind enough to grace this blog post with your presence today, I have a hunch that you read books, too. I also have a hunch
Should You Invest While in Debt?
Isn’t it annoying when you’re trying to make a decision but the opinions of others keep pulling you in opposite directions? Yep, it’s annoying. That’s how it is when you think about investing while in debt. One side of the fence is telling you how horrible of an idea it is. The other side is telling you that you’re jeopardizing your future by not doing
3 Lessons Learned From Shark Tank
Ever since I’ve gotten back into watching TV Shark Tank has quickly become my absolute favorite show. Unlike some other shows regarding money (*cough* Extreme Cheapskates) Shark Tank offers more than just pure entertainment value, there are actually real life lessons to be learned. The same set of lessons apply to two different topics: investing and starting a business. What more could you ask for?!