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Do You Need a Credit Make-Over?
Do You Need a Credit Make-Over? How much is good credit worth to you? The answer depends on what you’re trying to do. Are you trying to finance a car? A high credit score—and more specifically the low interest rate it’s likely to earn you—can reduce your monthly payment by a hundred dollars or more. If you’re buying a home, the savings you’ll realize over the life of a 30-year mortgage can reach well into the five-figure range.
By Anita Clark Realtor6 years ago in Trader
How to Start Trading Online? The Ultimate Guide for Beginners
Online trading and the stock exchange are not new to anyone nowadays. Every other person has heard about trading once in their life. But do you know what actually trading is? And why do people want to start online trading? To understanding trading, first, you need to understand what investing is?
By Rose bella6 years ago in Trader
6 Strategies to Negotiate for Your Investment Property
I don’t have to remind you how incredible of an investment real estate could be. It’s lucrative, it’s predictable, and the barrier to entry is…
By Daniel Quindemil6 years ago in Trader
How Profitable Is Investing In Private Equity Real Estate
Ownership of property assets has many forms and shapes. One of those is private equity real estate funds, an asset class that brings together pooled private and public investments within the global property market. This form of ownership gives high-net-worth investors to own property through equity and debt holdings. These investors are actively involved in the management of the property assets they invest in, but they are free to invest in as many assets and in as varied locations as they wish. Partnerships, as well as institutions like endowments, can also make these kinds of investments.
By Flora Mayer6 years ago in Trader
5 Smart Investment Game Plans & 5 Poor Investment Choices
Seventeen percent of those 45 to 59 cannot afford to quit work, for those 60 and above, it’s 13 percent. Perhaps that’s why you see so many seniors still greeting people as they come into Walmart.
By Stephen Dalton6 years ago in Trader
No Masterpiece Was Ever Created by A Lazy Person
At first I had no idea about how to invest in the stock market, so I read approximately 35 eBooks from Kindle on my MacBook Pro within the course of two months. I simply demolished through them, some books where great others where just a reread of what I read from other books. In order to make money in the stock market, you must have a strategic game plan and stick with it. I personally learned some simple stock patterns early on and can now see them at a glance when I look at individual stocks. I am not a financial advisor, but my personal opinion would be that the stock market is getting closer to a collapse and investors should diversify their portfolio to hold more cash on hand and wait for the blood bath to be over to jump back into the market when stock prices are cheap then sell for a big profit. This is just my opinion and not financial advice. I would recommend investors to invest in more tangible investments such as launching your own business, real estate investments, start blogging, become an affiliate marketer, do photography, or start another business while simultaneously running your other business. If you do not have at least 4 sources of income, you better start hunting.
By Miguel Virgen6 years ago in Trader
My financial updates
This is a follow up to my previous post titled money, money, money. If you haven’t read it, go check it out, it outlines my story into my personal debt problems and some tips as to how I’ m fixing it.
By Kink Journals6 years ago in Trader
How to Get Your Free Credit Report and Scores
What to Know About Credit Reports and Scores There are a significant amount of people who are not aware that you can get your credit report for free. However, according to the law, you can obtain your credit report free once a year.
By Bill Gassett6 years ago in Trader
The most defined Fintech trends to watch out for in 2020
The world is increasingly growing digital. It's merely a fact, unbiased and impartial, that is apparent for the most fervent opponents of the technological developments.
By Becka Maisuradze6 years ago in Trader
Don't Let Tax Time Get You Down
With tax time right around the corner, it’s time to start preparing. Although doing taxes isn’t exactly a fun activity, the reward that comes along with it is more than worth the effort. However, when it comes to taxes, you need to be as accurate as possible.
By Mia Morales6 years ago in Trader
The Perks of Plum
It's more than fair to say we all need that little extra push when it comes to stashing away our rainy day fund. It's something we all want, but fail to aim for when various other priorities come tumbling along. But, what if I told you there was a way to save a healthy amount of funds without having to lift so much as a finger? And, what's more is that you can do it without even noticing a difference in your bank balance, either.
By Jord Tury6 years ago in Trader
5 Most Popular Money Mistakes
You may be still making some financial mistakes without even knowing that they are mistakes. Today we all are too busy and most people don’t find time to analyze their financial behavior. As a result, we have our current financial situation, but it’s time to stop for a while and to ask ourselves what brought us where we are now. Making mistakes is a part of life, but let’s figure out how to minimize it and which financial decisions and moves significantly harm our well-being.
By Alicia Sanders6 years ago in Trader