House Hacking: How To Live On Other People’s Money

by Lucy Oake on September 26, 2019
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House Hacking

Are you someone who is tired of renting? Sick of overbearing landlords and having your rent raised every year? Or maybe you’re a homeowner who feels burdened by a mortgage? Who wants to build wealth while still owning your own property? 

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then you need to learn about house hacking. House hacking is a real estate strategy that can help you build wealth without sacrificing the lifestyle you deserve. And anyone can do it, from millennials to baby boomers. 

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10 Best Netflix Hacks You’ve Never Heard About

by Lucy Oake on September 24, 2019
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Netflix Hacks

If you’re a regular reader of this site, you’ll know that cutting your cable or satellite from your monthly budget is a no-brainer. With all the amazing streaming entertainment services out there, you can find exactly what you want for so much less money. 

Most people are able to save hundreds of dollars a year by switching their entertainment options to SlingTV, Hulu, HBOGo, and of course, the granddaddy of all streaming services, Netflix. 

One thing I’ve been hearing from a lot of my friends recently is that Netflix is a waste of money. Maybe you can relate?

Netflix has come a long way. My stance in 2019 and beyond: Make Netflix Enjoyable Again. And I’m here to share with you all the best tips and little-known Netflix hacks that will help you fall in love with the magic of Netflix all over again. 

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5 Smart Money Moves To Make in a Slowing Economy

by Lucy Oake on September 19, 2019
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Smart money moves to make

If time’s taught us anything, it’s that the economy can’t be great forever. What goes up must come down, including the stock market. But don’t get frightened just because you hear the word “recession.” Here are a few smart money moves for preserving and even building wealth despite an economic slowdown

Smart Money Move #1: Mindful Spending

When the threat of a recession comes lurking, most people over-correct and stop nearly all their non-essential spending. That kind of behavior actually accelerates an impending recession, rather than helping you avoid the effects. 

Instead of halting all spending, start eliminating things from your budget that are truly unnecessary. We’re talking about things like cable, unwanted subscriptions, and even the extra guac. Stay on top of your money with tools like Mint and Personal Capital. The more you know about your spending habits, the easier it will be to keep them under control.

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Chase Freedom Unlimited Review

by Sean Bryant on September 17, 2019
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Chase Freedom Unlimited Review

When it comes to finding a credit card, the choices might seem a bit overwhelming. There are so many options out there, and it’s hard to tell which card is best for you. Having the right credit card can be a great tool to set you up for financial success. 

One great option to explore is the Chase Freedom Unlimited credit card, which I personally have and recommend to many of my friends and family members. It’s robust and reliable, with great rewards – basically the Swiss army knife of credit cards. Oh, and did I mention it doesn’t have an annual fee?

Want to find out if this card has a place in your wallet? Keep reading our Chase Freedom Unlimited review to learn more about this cash back credit card.

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6 Tips for Saving for College Without a 529 Account

by Logan Allec on September 12, 2019
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Saving for college without a 529 account.

529 accounts are one of the most popular options for college savings, but that doesn’t mean they’re your only choice. Many parents, family members, and friends use different accounts to contribute to a college savings account for their loved one.

Although 529 plans come with several advantages, there are also a number of benefits associated with certain alternatives. This article will cover everything you need to know about 529s and why they might not be the best way for you to save money for college.

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Is the Cloud Worth it for New Businesses?

September 1, 2019

If you’ve recently started a new business, you’ve no doubt contemplated investing in cloud technology. You’ve also no doubt wondered whether this type of tech is actually worth the investment.  Like any other form of web-based technology, there are tangible advantages and disadvantages associated with cloud computing. Depending on the industry that you operate in, […]

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Planning For the Future? Is Life Insurance Apart Of It?

July 6, 2019

Planning for the future is an exciting yet nerve-wracking task. For one, you honestly do not know what is going to happen in the future. What you have planned out may not actually happen. However, on the other hand, thinking about the future is exciting as there are so many possibilities. When you plan for […]

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