How To Be Financially Stable In Your Twenties And Early Thirties
Entrepreneurs looking to make an impactful mark in the food and beverage industry will find many lucrative avenues available to them. Ranging from catering services to online ordering platforms, this blog post outlines 10 such avenues. Whether seasoned restaurant veterans or anyone new to F&B businesses - this guide should serve as a valuable resource!... Continue Reading →
Running a transportation company can be a lucrative business, but it is also very competitive. If you want to ensure success for your company, you need to focus on providing excellent customer service and ensuring your operations are efficient. This blog post will discuss ways to help your transportation company thrive in today's competitive market!... Continue Reading →
Improving the air quality in your workplace might be something that you want to do as part of a wider strategy to make your workplace a healthier space for your entire team. It’s something that more and more entrepreneurs are now paying attention to, so if you think it’s time to focus on air quality... Continue Reading →
Have you ever wondered why people sue their employers? A lot of the time, people incorrectly guess it’s to do with money. An employer has an obligation to the employee, to look after them, to ensure they are safe, and to ensure that they are treated fairly. It may come as a surprise but they’re... Continue Reading →
Many people are unaware of the importance of saving and investing for their future financial stability in retirement. One way to avoid this is by calculating your financial needs in retirement, which will help determine how much you need to save each month or year toward that goal. You can use a tool like the... Continue Reading →
There are many costs that can be avoided by taking preventative measures. In other cases, you may be able to set aside money for them or take out insurance to pay for them. Unfortunately, not all costs can be planned for or avoided. A few examples of unexpected costs that can catch many of us... Continue Reading →
Christmas is just right around the corner. Can you believe how this year has flown by? It hasn't been an easy year for so many and we hope 2021 is a much better year. As we get closer to December, it is impossible to miss the holiday decor all over the retail stores. Even stores... Continue Reading →
Today, we bring you another installment in our series The Millennial Entrepreneur. This time, it is not an interview but an article. You are getting a first touch insight into the mind of Jared Curry. About the author: At 16, Jared Curry read Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki and it changed his life.... Continue Reading →
Purchasing your first a condominium (apartment) is an exciting moment in anyone’s life. It might be the first time that you feel ownership over the place where you live; it could be a chance to move out of the home you grew up in for the first time. Or maybe you’re moving in with your... Continue Reading →
It’s the most wonderful time of the year… There are many reasons why this statement is so true in different aspects. In my opinion, one of those reasons is that the end of the year is a great opportunity, a time to reflect and recharge for the new year. Growing up, New Year’s Eve was... Continue Reading →
It's that time of the year when Facebook posts consist of work holiday parties. From office potlucks to hosted events at bars and venues, the range is quite wide. Everyone enjoys a good office party. Everyone gets together and you have a big celebration before Christmas and New Year. As a business owner, the expenses... Continue Reading →
Working as an entrepreneur is the best option for determined and self-motivated people who are frustrated by working a traditional job. The challenge is today’s society is that entrepreneurship has been watered down so much by the social media influencers. While previous generations knew entrepreneurship as a grueling, hard process to establish a business, today’s... Continue Reading →
It seems a little harsh that so much of our life depends on what we do and decide when we’re still young. When you’re in your late teens or early twenties, [for most people], you’re more interested in having fun. Yet it’s also the time when you establish habits and prospects that can have long-lasting... Continue Reading →
***Guest Post*** Data suggests that more than 56 million Americans did some type of freelance work in 2018. In addition, around three-quarters of the entire workforce would change jobs if the new ones offered the ability to work remotely, even if it came with no increase in pay. However, while working as a freelancer might... Continue Reading →
According to the census bureau, almost 650,000 homes were sold in June. Of that enormous amount, many millennials became first time home owners. I, myself, became a mortgage holder a little over two years ago. Let’s face it, there is no hiding from the fact that moving home, be that buying your first or moving... Continue Reading →
As we mature, the desire for stability increases. Whether it is finding a better stable paying job, a long-lasting relationship or a place to settle in, we all long for a piece of happy place. Buying a home for many is that happy place. A place which we may call our own, a home where... Continue Reading →
If you’ve been following moneysmartmillennials.com for a while or you’ve read Money-Smart Millennials: How to Be Financially Stable in Your Twenties and Early Thirties, you’ve realized that I am a huge proponent of entrepreneurship. It is in my opinion, one of the surest ways to be in control of your finances. Yes, it takes hard... Continue Reading →
The topic of investment in real estate can be very controversial. For a long time, it was thought that real estate was a secure and one of the safest investments that one could make. The economic downturn and the scandal of the financial and mortgage industries showed us that our assumptions may be wrong. There... Continue Reading →
Look around and you’ll see the hallmarks of middle management. There’s the healthy wages in some cases, the modicum of power and respect, and no headroom thanks to the glass ceiling. To be fair, there are worst places to be than stuck in the middle of managers and subordinates. At least there is the potential... Continue Reading →
It’s July. We are more than halfway through 2018 and in a blink of an eye, it will be December. Just a few months ago, we were setting goals for the year and establishing our budgets. Six months into the new habits, it is time to evaluate. Waiting for the end of the year to... Continue Reading →
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