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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Make Bank with Toy Cars!
We all collected some sort of toys as we were growing up. Some of us even collected comic books as well that would be worth quite a bit of money if the parents wouldn’t have thrown them out (not bitter at all). Just watch the television show American Pickers and you will see that those […]
You Can Use Credit Card Rewards to Score Small Wins Too
The personal finance blogging community is full of stories about using credit cards to score huge wins. Credit card churning is becoming a fad for die-hard reward seekers, and it seems that the credit card companies are jumping on board, shelling out higher rewards than ever. I even wrote a post a couple of months back […]
How to Retire Early
Tonight while I was reading one of my favorite blogs, Mr. Money Mustache, I came across a post entitled The Shockingly Simple Math Behind Early Retirement. It seems that everybody is freaking out nowadays because social security may not be around in 10-20 years and that automatically means we’ll all have to retire later. […]
Spreading the Gospel: Giving and the Parent Tax
Happy Saturday, everyone! It’s time again for spreading the gospel of personal finance. There hasn’t been anything super exciting that’s happened this week, other than a big snow storm that hit Arkansas on Thursday. They don’t invest a lot of money into snow plows out here, so the town I live in will have to […]
How to Maximize Savings No Matter the Income Level
Whether you are just out of college with your first job, or are halfway through your career, it is never too late to save for future retirement. Well, actually, it can be too late if you never save and are not left with much when it is time to enjoy your golden years, hoping to […]
How to Make Your Boss Hate You
[Today you have the pleasure of enjoying a guest post swap with Robert who writes for Money Bulldog. You can find my post entitled How to Make Your Employees Hate You over on his site. Enjoy!] If you plan to enjoy an interesting and rewarding career, the relationship you have with your boss is something you […]
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Becoming a successful day trader means that you need to invest in your education. The question always is: where can you get the most money from the education investment? The answer usually is, Warrior Trading. Warrior Trading is a day trading education site with tons and tons of online classes that cover trading strategies and […]
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When we were all younger, most of us at one time or another watched the television show The People’s Court. Rusty the bailiff was a senior citizen that appeared to have just woken up. Doug Llewelyn was the person that would interview (try to) the people after the verdict. Judge Wapner always seemed a bit […]
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If you’re starting the new year with a long awaited building project, you need to be ready for chaos and disruption to enter your life. Even the most tidy and solicitous of building firms can’t help but create mess and the risk of breakages runs unfortunately high. Despite this, it’s in your interests to maintain […]
How To Get More Money When Filing A Disability Claim
In case you were not aware of this, a disability claim is similar to the personal injury claims that appear in the media so often these days. The only real difference is that the focus of the case is put on a disability that appeared. Instead of an injury that is normally going to force […]
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