For many, our jobs are a means to an end. We work because we have to and not because we want to. We never really enjoy our job and always dread that early morning alarm clock. Therefore wouldn’t it be great if you could turn something you enjoy doing as a hobby into a successful money-making business? (The following is a guest post from Money Supermarket.)
Turning Your Passion Into A Money Making Dream
November 25, 2010 By 2 Comments
My Favorite Financial Book And The Worst Financial Book That I Have Ever Read
November 24, 2010 By 14 Comments
Financial education is an often overlooked area in the lives of many individuals. Lots of people grow up without ever receiving any formal education in the financial arena. The educational system even neglects to train students so that they can become financially responsible adults. One of the best ways to learn more about financial topics is by reading personal finance books. Personal finance books can teach you a lot about money management, investing, and other personal finance topics. Today, I would like to take a look at my all time favorite financial book and the worst financial book that I have ever read.
Five Quarterbacks That Will Take A Huge Paycut Next Year
November 20, 2010 By 2 Comments
Lots of people think that professional athletes are overpaid. Their salaries may be higher than yours and mine but many of them are worth their salaries due to their stellar play. While quarterbacks like Philip Rivers, Eli Manning, and Michael Vick have lit up NFL scoreboards, there are other quarterbacks whose performance has been well below par. Let’s take a look at 5 NFL quarterbacks whose teams would not be out of line to ask for a refund based on their quarterback’s crummy play.
How To Start An Investment Club
November 17, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Have you ever given any thought to starting your own investment club? Before you shake your head no, read this because it is much easier than you might have thought. Over the past few years I have been a member of an investment club and started four investment clubs myself. Starting an investment club doesn’t cost much money at all and can be a rewarding experience if structured properly. I have learned a lot about the best way to start an investment club through trial and error. You can skip my mistakes and structure your club properly from day one.
Here are 10 easy steps for starting an investment club.
Are You Financially Fit Or Financially Foolish?
November 17, 2010 By Leave a Comment
As anyone who knows me knows, I am really big on physical fitness. I spend a few hours a week at my local gym making sure to stay in shape. I am a big fan of lifting weights and regular cardiovascular activity. Being physically fit has a ton of advantages including benefiting your health, physical appearance, and overall self esteem. It is just as important to be financially fit with your personal finances. Here are a few rules to follow that apply to being physically and financially fit.
How To Settle A Past Due Debt
November 10, 2010 By 1 Comment
There are tons of articles available on the Internet about how to build a good credit score. Today, I want to deal with a topic that is not often discussed. That is, How To Settle Your Past Due Debts. How do you deal with debts that are already in collections? There are a number of debt settlement companies that promise to help you settle your debts. I am not knocking these companies but it can be rather expensive to pay someone to solve your credit woes. Besides you can do most of this yourself, just follow these simple steps to settle your past due debts.
Top 10 Financial Reads For The First Week Of November
November 9, 2010 By 4 Comments
This week’s financial roundup has information on everything from the elections to getting started investing. You may have noticed from the last roundup that the format has changed somewhat. I have adjusted the roundup to include only my favorite ten posts online. I feel that this gives each reader a better chance to explore these sites and find financial information that may be useful to them. Well, that’s it! Here’s what I have been reading this week.
Paying Off Debt Using The Fixed Increment Method
October 26, 2010 By 6 Comments
The American dream is to live a debt free lifestyle. Debt is a problem that plagues most individuals and households. Millions of Americans are drowning in debt due to credit card bills and delinquent accounts. Getting out of debt is a process and doesn’t happen overnight. You didn’t get into debt overnight and you will not get out of debt overnight either. It takes careful planning and a systematic approach to live the debt free dream. Today, I would like to take a look at two hugely popular strategies for getting out of debt and a third strategy that I recently came up with.
My Favorite Blog Posts For The Week Of October 18th
October 23, 2010 By 8 Comments
Happy Friday Everyone! It’s the end of the week and that means it time for the Buy Like Buffett weekly financial roundup. These are my 10 favorite posts from the financial blogosphere. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did.
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October 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
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