7 Ways To Save Money On Your Mortgage
Your mortgage payment is most likely your largest monthly expense. But there are ways you can decrease…
Your mortgage payment is most likely your largest monthly expense. But there are ways you can decrease…
When you are living paycheck to paycheck, down on your luck, or living a student lifestyle, it can be difficult to imagine a world where you are suddenly building wealth. Take this comment from Kendra on one of our Ask the Readers posts, “What do you do when you’re broke?”
“I feel like like Caleb a bit — in that most of these blogs don’t cover how to get started. I mean for a student, for someone who’s been born into poverty, how does one get started? I’m a student. I have NO income and my graduate program won’t allow me to get a job. I only have ‘living’ money from loans — and quite frankly, when I need more, I just get another school loan. (I have full faith that I’ll be able to pay debt off quickly and make great pay at a job sometime in June/July).
“But as someone who doesn’t know much about money other than what’s on these blogs how do I START making money work? What can I do with $20? $50? You know what I mean?”
This is kind of a special moment for me. Since the year 2007, which is eight years ago or 20 percent of my time alive on this Earth, I have been stuck with a less-than-ideal real estate situation. And it is just about to be resolved with the happy CHA-CHING! of a cash register. To […]
Lending Club continues it’s explosive growth, and should surpass $1 billion in loans originated sometime in October 2012. My returns with Lending Club are now right at 12%.
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Investing well is about balancing risk and reward. The unprecedented challenges facing the world economy have many savers looking to reduce their exposure to risky investments and move towards those with lower risk. While it’s true that the amount of return you can get depends on how much risk (and losses) you are willing to […]
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Back in the mid-1990s, former Federal Reserve Board chairman Alan Greenspan used the phrase âirrational exuberance,â which served as a warning that the stock market may have been overextended. This was around the time of the dot-com bubble and there was increasing worry that investors were piling into tech stocks with no regard for their… Read More »See How Exuberant Your Housing Market Is
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“I think I’m paying around $50 per year.” That’s what I heard from one woman who actually paid a lot more on a variable annuity. A whole lot more. If you haven’t guessed it yet, I’m not a big fan of variable annuities. I’ve seen too many investors who were sold this horrible product â […]
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As I write this, I am on vacation. And I’m not just working for GRS while on my break. I’m posting on social media for six other clients, and writing freelance pieces for two other websites.
So when I say I am on vacation, I really mean that I am working in a house that is not my own, with a lovely view of a beach. Since being laid off from my traditional full time job three years ago, I have fashioned a working life that involves working for multiple entities, doing multiple tasks.
My most stable employer provides 25 hours a week (but it’s also the lowest paying). The rest range anywhere from 3 to 10 hours a week, depending on what’s happening and what’s needed. Some of the work is seasonal. Some clients pop up for a few hours’ work and then disappear for months.