Financial Management
Financial Management

Do You Need An Immediate Reason To Continually Generate An Income?

I recently saw an old Simpsons episode where Homer apparently paid off all of his immediate debt, or something like that, and on that first day he decided to quit his long time job in a blunt and daring way as in his mind he didn’t need it anymore. Was an old but funny episode. […]

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Making Money

Making Streams of Income To Sustain A Lifestyle

This is kind of a follow up to yesterday’s post about how some people see $100,000 as the magic number to enable them to sustain a comfortable lifestyle. Just to make sure we are on the same page, the previous post isn’t about “retiring” where you don’t have to do anything anymore, such as having […]

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Making Money

How Many Income Sources Is Ideal?

This was kind of an interesting comment that a person brought up to me as it’s no secret that a lot of people who are financially well off don’t just rely on one thing as their only way to generate money. He then told me how he had about ten different things going on which […]

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Financial Management

Aid Financial Problems With Good Wisdom

It felt like a déjà vu day yesterday as a similar past event occurred in regards to a person asking for money from her friends for a gambling debt. In fact, it was the exact same person that I posted about a little over a year ago in regards to lending money to people when […]

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Financial Management

Value of a Dollar

Recently while watching the news, I saw a segment that dealt with handling ones financial portfolio and the main issue was addressing how people have trouble managing their bills with their current salary. As usual, a credit card was mentioned in the mix as a key culprit in making people spend more than they should. […]

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Financial Management

It Adds Up

While flipping through the channels on TV today, I saw a show called “The Suze Orman Show”which deals with topics concerning one’s financial predicaments in life. Since I caught the show during the middle of it, the topic of discussion was about how a former guest accumulated a debt of about $40,000 in food which […]

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