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 […]
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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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I’ve been thinking a lot about our debt lately, mostly how much I hate debt and how helpless I feel right now about getting rid of it. Broken down, it goes a little something like this: Loan Amount My Student Loans $9,230.17 Wifey’s Student Loans $4,794.74 Auto Loan $4,027.69 Chiropractic $2,640.00 Computer $540.83 My Dad […]
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The dreaded credit score is an indicator of a person’s ability to pay his or her debts. Those who have high credit scores will tend to find it easy to access credit at a reasonably affordable interest rate. Those whose credit scores are low will not have such luxury. They’ll likely wind up paying more […]
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Have you ever seen a personal finance blogger justify a splurge-y purchase or other financially questionable decision by saying something like “Good thing personal finance is personal.”? I know I’ve seen it. Heck, I’ve even said something similar to justify my financially questionable decisions when I share them with readers. But the truth is that […]
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In my last post, I told you that I love giving gifts to my friends and family to show my love and appreciation for them. But in the last few years I’ve begun to change my mind about gift-giving traditions. Why? Because I’m tired getting “clutter gifts”. I’ve been working really hard at simplifying my […]
It is Best to Handle Household Finances as a Team
Let’s face it, whenever you hear of couples breaking up or ending in divorce, it is usually one of three things: cheating, growing apart, or money issues. Whether you have too little or too much, it can be overwhelming to handle your own finances, let alone the entire household, taking care of monthly expenses, spending, […]
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