How To Be Financially Stable In Your Twenties And Early Thirties
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 →
Corporate level jobs, often referred to as C-level jobs, are reserved for some of the highest-ranking people in the company and refer to executive titles with C in their name standing for Chief. C-level positions are reserved for those with the most powerful and impactful roles in the company, those who make the most demanding... Continue Reading →
I often hear of people who live by a motto or a code, a defined statement or phrase that guides their actions as to live a life driven by a certain moral precedent. I found this to be quite honorable and I wonder at times if I should set my own life motto. Unfortunately, I... Continue Reading →
Among all the goals that my wife and I set every year, an end of the year savings amount is a major milestone. As I review the past several years of planning, I can give ourselves a score on our financial discipline and control. Truly, that number representing your cash worth on December 31st should... Continue Reading →
For each one of us, there are moments that are defining, moments that place a marker into our brains that nothing and no one could move. The imprints of those experiences are so powerful and lasting that they forge in many ways, our personalities, our likes and even our character. It could be an event,... 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 →
You are a business owner, and as the year comes to an end, you are looking for ways to show appreciation to your employees. They have worked all year and have given so much to your success and it is time to show them that you are aware of their hard work. For most businesses,... Continue Reading →
Running a home based business or working remotely for a job is fast becoming the way to work for many people. There are a lot of benefits to it, especially if you want to enjoy a more flexible schedule and the chance to be your own boss. With technology and the information age that we... Continue Reading →
The problem with debts is that the whole process can be confusing, scary and absolutely overwhelming. Even the word itself holds a lot of weight. Which is why many people avoid dealing with and facing up to the debts that they have. But, the sooner you start, even in the smallest way, the sooner you... Continue Reading →
You can't enjoy your dream job if you're not growing in it. We all want to advance and succeed in our chosen paths. But if you want to give your career a head start, consider these steps.
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 →
For the past few days or weeks, you’ve spent hours applying for jobs on the net, submitting resumes on career websites. You have been constantly building more relationships on LinkedIn to get your foot in the door at your potential next employer. Between evaluating companies for their cultures, reading the reviews on Glassdoor and estimating... 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 →
If you feel like you're always battling with your finances, be hopeful because many have walked your path and succeeded at fixing their money challenges. According to a MarketWatch article of last November, only about 30% of people can confidently declare that they are financially stable. It can be difficult to keep on top of... 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 →
There is a social myth that assumes that introverts end up being left behind, losing to the extroverts and the ‘born leaders’. I believe that assumption is erroneous. It is a fact that when introverts fail to maximize their inner abilities of leadership and assertiveness, they tend to lose in the corporate world to people... Continue Reading →
When we go from adolescents to adults, or from college to a working life, there comes a point when we naturally think about money more seriously. When you look around, whatever your financial situation may be, it could seem like most people are doing ok. After studying a bank portfolio of hundreds of consumers, I... Continue Reading →
Tomorrow, when you arrive at your office, look around and you will most likely notice that some seats are unoccupied. They are not there, and they will not show up for a few days: it’s vacation season. While the world sees the American way of life as an overwhelming, non-stop work culture where people sacrifice... Continue Reading →
Money-Smart Millennials 