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Network Marketing: Worth It or Too Good to Be True?
"How do I know it's not a scam?" There was a time when the Avon lady or Mary Kay sales rep would pound the pavement selling perfume and cosmetics door-to-door to neighbors. Today, anyone can reach thousands of people online as a network marketer, and potentially become a millionaire from the comfort of their home.
By @shayekervin6 years ago in Trader
Top Tips for Finding the Best Mortgage Rates in Kansas City
When it comes time to purchase a home, one of the most important steps is finding the right mortgage. A mortgage is something people carry with them for a very long time, so it’s important to find the best rate possible. Fortunately, with some dedicated time and plenty of research, borrowers can find the right rate for their situation. But what exactly can borrowers do to ensure they’re getting the best mortgage rate possible?
By Tobias Gillot6 years ago in Trader
What Should You Know Before Getting a Cash Loan?
Almost 45 percent of this amount is focused on refinancing, which means that Americans are in huge debt. Partially, the reason is that people aren’t aware of the loans’ nature. In this guide, we’re to tell you about the most important things about personal cash loans.
By Alex Hayes6 years ago in Trader
Trading Advice Before Hitting Retirement
Advancing in your career and paying into Social Security has to lead up to one thing: your retirement. Of course, having a fulfilling retirement full of fun requires more than your monthly pension, and you need to plan out your investments so you can have a blast in your golden years.
By Jonathan G6 years ago in Trader
How the Kings of Cash Rose in Previous Years!
Globally, Corporate funds peaked in 2017, and have been the center of growth for more than a decade. US non-financial companies expected tax laws that will allow them to recover offshore cash without legal action, brought their total liquid assets to a record $2.1 trillion by the end of 2017. Other non-financial companies in Europe, The Middle East and Africa recorded one trillion in corporate funds for the second year in a row, although net spending on mergers and acquisitions nearly tripled in 2017 to a seven-year high of $96 billion.
By Osei Agyemang7 years ago in Trader
The 'David' Banks Are Now Offering Bigger Service like the 'Goliaths'
It is well-known that large banks throughout the world offer greater services to their customers. This better service is the result of the bank's wealth or capital obtained through operations. Today, many small banks are following in the footsteps of these big banks and even offer exceptional services to their clients. As far as the banking sector is concerned, the largest is not always the best. It takes creativity to be the best. Indeed, digitalization has helped to break some of the barriers to competition for medium and small banks, which allows them to take many of the same security steps as their large competitors. There are a number of medium and local banks that have used digital innovation to better serve their customers.
By Osei Agyemang7 years ago in Trader
I Actually Started Budgeting
For the past month, I’ve been obsessing over finances. Not how to make money—but what to do with the money I make. I get a paycheck twice a month doing contracted tutoring through a company. I have students loans I need to pay off and want to come up with a plan on how to get that taken care of so I don’t have to defer it indefinitely (bad move).
By Fully Functioning Female7 years ago in Trader
Join the Revolution: Fee-Free Bank Accounts and Feature/ Benefit Comparison
Banking is a huge part of modern day economics. Banks have a large role and as such, sometimes too much power. I got my first bank account at around age 12 because I was making some money buying and reselling items on Craigslist and thus needed an account for safe-keeping. I thoroughly enjoyed the benefits of having my money so easily accessible in the online world, yet many things about the whole system bothered me. I distinctly remember one situation where I'd run out of money but they still processed an online order AND charged me an overdraft fee. I didn't understand why they couldn't just not let the transaction go through. Even as a kid, I knew that practice was wrong. Today, I understand more about banking and the economy, and still adamantly believe that bank fees are yet another way to make everyday life harder for those surviving on low incomes, and as such should be stopped.
By Brittney Walker7 years ago in Trader
