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11 Best Seasonal Jobs To Apply For This Holiday Season

Jun-14-2022Aug-17-2021 by Sam

Sometimes you need a little more money. When your regular job isn’t covering what you need, you turn to other opportunities. This is especially true if it’s the holiday season and you want to stay out of debt but still spend money. Today there are a crazy number of ways to make different types of income. Whether … Read more

Cash Envelope System: How Does This Budgeting Method Work?

Jun-16-2022Aug-16-2021 by Todd Kunsman

If you find yourself struggling to budget and save money, there is a technique you might want to try: the cash envelope system. While there are many new personal finance platforms and apps that can help, sometimes it can be a bit overwhelming. And don’t get me wrong, I am a fan of various budgeting … Read more

FlexJobs Review: Is FlexJobs Currently Worth Paying For?

Jun-14-2022Aug-16-2021 by Todd Kunsman

The idea of working from home, whether full-time or in a freelance role can be very attractive and rewarding. However, sometimes finding legit gigs can be tiresome and can be hard to tell if a job is a scam or not. The question becomes how do you find solid remote jobs that not only are … Read more

12 Money Lessons That Need To Be Taught In Schools

Jun-13-2024Aug-16-2021 by Todd Kunsman

Unfortunately, the education system in the United States tends to gloss over finances and other important money lessons. Although I have been out of high school for just over a decade (where did the time go!?), more than 90% of what I know about money was self-taught. I was also fortunate enough to have parents who … Read more

7 Money Moves Couples Can Make to Build a Strong Financial Future

May-06-2022Aug-16-2021 by Jessica Bishop

Just engaged (or married?) Congrats! Follow these money moves for couples to grow richer together as you grow old together. As a newly-engaged couple or newlyweds, you’re probably getting lots of advice from everyone around you. Some of this advice may be solicited, while much is not. Well, today, you’re going to get three more … Read more

Finding the Best High Dividend Stocks For Your Portfolio

Feb-01-2023Aug-16-2021 by Andrew @Wallet Squirrel

We often hear that Millennials are terrible investors because most Millennials entered the workforce during the 2008 financial crisis. Afterward, many hesitated to invest after seeing their families lose money, and those who often invested very conservatively. Many have avoided stocks, even the more conservative high dividend stocks. Which begs the question – have Millennials … Read more

Bullish Vs. Bearish: Your Guide to Bull And Bear Markets

Jun-15-2022Aug-16-2021 by Todd Kunsman

As an investor, you’ll come across numerous terms and strategies over the course of your lifetime. However, to be successful in your investing and make more informed decisions you’ll need to understand the difference between bullish and bearish markets. If you read any stock market statistics or stock market websites, bull and bear markets are … Read more

What Does It Mean to Be A Cheap Person?

Jun-13-2024Aug-15-2021 by Todd Kunsman

Saving money and finding ways to make your dollars stretch farther is not necessarily a bad thing by any means. After all, not everyone can live lavishly all the time or never worry about their finances. However, sometimes your money saving ways puts you in a category of being a cheap person. This means you are … Read more