
Investing vs. Paying Off Student Loans
The Federal Reserve reports that the average college graduate has around $35,000 of student loans—and those of you carrying such debt may find it an impediment to achieving your Rich…
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The Federal Reserve reports that the average college graduate has around $35,000 of student loans—and those of you carrying such debt may find it an impediment to achieving your Rich…
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Sure, third-party platforms can drive traffic and sales. But what happens when the algorithm changes? Algo-proof your business by selling on your own platform.
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“To Whom It May Concern” has traditionally been used as a formal salutation in cover letters and other business correspondences. It’s been around for decades, so odds are that you’ve…
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For most, 2022 was a year of record layoffs, economic uncertainty, and runaway inflation. Yet, 4,000+ people quit their job in October alone. What might this mean? For starters, many “survivors” report…
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A parent’s financial problems can be a very difficult thing to deal with. This is one of the most difficult situations you may face in your financial life: realizing that…
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It’s important to maintain your automated financial system. Every year, I spend a few hours re-reviewing my system and making any changes necessary. For example, have I added subscriptions that…
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Let’s assume you have already dealt with the most important parts of your finances: your credit cards, bank accounts, spending, and investments. You’ve consciously decided what your Rich Life is,…
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“I started to realize that a lot of fashion designers didn’t have the computer skills they need to make it.” — Heidi “I got my start in the industry because…
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“It’s been a year since I started Zero to launch and I can’t believe where I am now compared to where I was then.”— Amy Shah “I always had this…
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“I help students kick ass in law school” — Larry Lee “I stayed sane and partied hard in law school” For Larry Lee, law school wasn’t about pulling all nighters…
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Unlike most personal finance blogs, we believe in using money to say YES — to traveling, buying a round of drinks for friends, or even daily lattes. We see money as a tool for living the life you want, rather than something to make you feel trapped and ashamed. So if you’re looking for money tips that include digging in your couch cushions for change, you’ve come to the wrong place. But if you’ve ever wanted to get serious about your career, your productivity, or starting a business, we’ve got you covered.