These days, a lot of people prefer to shop online, rather than buying items in person. Shopping online means that you can find and purchase the things you want from the comfort of your own home, without having to worry about checking the prices of products in different stores. When you buy online, you can […]
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The DAX 30 (Deutscher Aktienindex) is a stock market index that represents 30 major German companies traded on Frankfurt exchange. The price of the DAX 30 can be traded online via contracts for difference (CFDs), which let you profit whether the price moves up or down. This article will give you several useful tips to […]
7 Ways to Make Money in Less Than One Hour
Have you found yourself in a tight position and need cash immediately? There are a variety of ways to make money very quickly, even in an hour or less. You could turn some of these tips into a quick side hustle to earn money on a weekly or monthly basis that can add up quickly […]
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Recently, I’ve come to realize that I’m basically a pro at being ineffective with my time. I’m not the type of person to waste time deliberately. I could never sit in front of a television or surf YouTube videos for hours on end. If I ever do play video games, after a little while I […]
Improving Your Credit Score Should be a Priority in 2018
When it comes to freeing up extra money each month, unless you are trying your hand at class action rebates to earn extra money, otherwise it’s your money expenses that need to improve. Getting the best interest rates on the market will greatly lower monthly payments on mortgages, loans, and credit card interest that you’re […]
Is “Gazelle Intense” the Best Way to Pay Off Debt?
Popular finance guru, Dave Ramsey, coined the term “gazelle intense” as a way to go about paying off your debt. Ramsey’s point was that you shouldn’t be spending money on anything other than the absolute bare necessities when you are in debt. He pulled the inspiration for the phrase from Proverbs 6:4–5, which says, “Give […]
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The average household in US owes approximately seventy nine hundred dollars to credit cards, a study held by CardHub in 2015 suggests. Though it is easy to swipe your credit card, it is pretty difficult to get out of the credit card debt. Most people pay the minimum amount due on their credit cards and […]
Are You Eligible For Student Loan Forgiveness?
Today we have a guest post from Matthew Jade. If you’re interested in guest posting here, check out the guidelines. Enjoy! Student loans are toxic to the middle class, pushing some people move to extreme options like bankruptcy or selling off their valuable possessions when they can’t find other ways to get out of their debt. What […]
How to Pay Off Debt Without Giving Up Your Lifestyle
Getting out of debt is hard. Usually it requires sitting down evaluating your spending habits, creating a new budget, and cutting some expenses. The first things that usually get cut from your budget to make room for extra debt payments are the things that make your lifestyle comfortable – like cable TV, regular hair appointments […]
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