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Show Summary What’s up everybody, welcome back to the show! Today I have a very special guest, Vince Palko! You might know him from his company Adtoons, where there’s a lot of…
Show Summary What’s up everybody, welcome back to the show! Today I have a very special guest, Vince Palko! You might know him from his company Adtoons, where there’s a lot of…
Sure, there’s plenty of action in New York and San Francisco, but who can afford the rent? We set out to find cool up-and-coming American cities with enough young people to make them interesting, good jobs, low costs of living and â oh, yes â plenty of watering holes. We give you the best cities for the young, broke, and single.These cities strike the perfect balance between affordability and fun, which is why we named them the best cities in America.
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Youâre doing the best you can with your money situation, but somehow, youâre still barely staying afloat. Besides staying on top of your bills, you might have a mountain of debt to pay off â student loans, credit cards, and car payments. And maybe, because youâve been struggling for some time, youâve defaulted on your student
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Investing in art may be a great idea if it’s something you truly love. But it can be risky, so you need to do your research.Investing in art may be a great idea if it’s something you truly love. But it can be risky, so you need to do your research.
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If youâve just graduated collegeâfirst off, congrats! And as youâre creating a massive ânext stepsâ to-do list, that might include landing your first grown-up job, moving to new stomping grounds, or creating a budget, youâll want to add one thing: investing. We get it. While retirement might seem like aeons away, hereâs the thing: The
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No matter how on top of your money game you are as a freelancer, youâre bound to let a few things fall by the wayside. Between meeting project deadlines and hustling for new gigs, some of the âmustsâ on your ever-growing âto-doâ list may have turned into âWhoops. What happened?â As weâre settling into the
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When I graduated from college, I was one of the âlucky onesâ with a lower-than-average student debt load. While I âonlyâ had $10,000 in loans, it still took me seven years to pay them off. These days, with the average student loan debt for the Class of 2018 looming at $29,800, it could take you
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Youâre bound to make a few rookie errors when trying out anything for the first time, whether itâs making homemade greek yogurt, growing heirloom tomatoes, or learning to drive. After all, learning is a process, and trial and error is a large part of that painfulâyet essentialâprocess. And when it comes to investing, you might
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When I graduated from college, the only experience I had in negotiating was haggling for a better deal on cat trinkets in a Chinatown shop. I was certainly proud of scoring the pair of ceramic felines for a fraction of the stated price. But it didnât prepare me to sit straight-backed in a conference room
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