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Currency Revaluation – What Does it Mean For a Country’s Economy?

December 21, 2018

A purely self-sufficient country? Cannot be - no country can live in isolation. There has to be entry and exit of products and services which fosters international trade. Of course, money exchanges hands as it is what products and service are valued on. You buy, you pay, and ... Read more...

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Can’t get a Loan and Need Money

June 16, 2015

It is a horrible feeling when you need cash, yet you cannot get a loan. Whether you have bad credit or are simply maxed out on what lenders will provide you with, there are other ways to get the cash you need. Whether you ask mom and dad to front you the money, you get a refund ... Read more...

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Be careful with these pastimes as they might damage your credit

May 19, 2015

There’s no doubt that having a hobby or past time in this crazy, hectic world is a good idea. Hobbies are very relaxing (in most cases) and can give the hobbyist a lot of joy and pleasure. That being said, the wrong hobby can definitely do damage to your credit and credit ... Read more...

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Top 3 Ways to get the Most out of your 401(k) When you Retire

April 5, 2015

One of the absolute best ways to put away lots of money for retirement is with a 401(k). The biggest problem however is that many consumers simply don't know the best ways to get the most out of them, and use them to generate the most retirement income. Today's blog will look at ... Read more...

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Three Steps to Improved Cashflow for Your Organisation

March 13, 2015

One of the problems that plagues many businesses is maintaining proper cashflow that keeps vendors and employees paid and the company running like a well-oiled machine. This task alone can consume a great deal of time which could be better spent on networking with colleagues and ... Read more...

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What are the Biggest Risks you face in Retirement?

January 10, 2015

If you search the Internet you’ll find that there are millions of blog articles about risk, and managing risk, when it comes to investing. Unfortunately, many of those articles don’t  do a very good job of explaining exactly what they mean when they talk about risk. If you’re ... Read more...

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How an Installment Loan Affects Your Credit Score

May 23, 2014

Understanding how an installment loan affects your credit score can be a bit tricky. These types of loans are far different than other unsecured debt which affects your credit. Installment loans are relatively stable types of debt that have a fixed payment schedule over a set ... Read more...

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Best Companies to Work For – What Similar Traits Do They Share And What Should You Look Out For?

May 21, 2014

The best companies to work for in the United Kingdom and abroad share several similarities regardless of their differences in organisation and structure, mission and vision, and corporate culture, among other aspects. Job hunters like you who want to enjoy the best of both worlds ... Read more...

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Why Online Trading is Far Simpler Than You’d Imagine

April 28, 2014

To the untrained eye, online trading may seem as though it is a blur of information moving across a screen, with numbers, charts and graphs moving around at near electric pace. Due to this, a lot of people think that trading is inaccessible to them, and should be reserved for ... Read more...

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Confessions of a Condo Owner: I Fear That My Neighbors Will Move and I’ll Be Stuck With Psychos

November 12, 2013

Confessions Of A Condo Owner is a new, recurring series where I discuss what it's really like to own a condo. I'm new at homeownership, so I'm exposing my highest highs and lowest lows. Stay tuned.  I bought a condo last June. It was a scary, exhilarating, and transformative ... Read more...

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