Back in 2015 I moved from Washington, D.C. to Portland, Oregon to be closer to family. After moving, I gleefully discovered that you could legally own firearms and hunt in the state. This wasn’t something that could be easily done in the District.
Money Management
Yahoo finance used to be a powerhouse of great personal articles and videos. Their quality has declined as of late, but there are still some gems to be had if you’re digging through the archives. Here is a quick video I like by Farnoosh Torabi. In it she details some of the habits of people […]
Everyone loves having a little extra cash in their pocket, and one of the easiest ways for homeowners to make some side cash is to rent their homes out –especially if it’s just the two of you in a larger home. New England has a certain quintessence about it that drives people from all around […]
We all make money mistakes, that’s simply a fact. But those money mistake we make are a great opportunity for us to learn and grow, and next time do better. So if you’re looking to step up your financial game this year, then here are five money mistakes you’ll want to avoid!
It doesn’t matter if you’re happily married or in the throes of a brutal divorce. You may have been a conscientious saver; you may have formed wise money-habits and are able to navigate narrow budgets with ease. But one morning you WILL wake up and feel the need to buy something – something stupidly expensive […]
A small business is legally defined as any organization that employs fewer than 500 employees or falls beneath an industry-specific annual receipts cap. Having 500 employees might seem extremely large for the majority of small businesses, however, since most smaller organizations employ closer to a few dozen employees at most.
There are two types of loans that you might be familiar with: big loans, and small loans. Each type of loan covers specific items and purchases and will have different effects on your buying power and credit.
Most of us wish we could be as clutch as LeBron. Down here in reality, we’re miles away from keeping that level of cool under pressure. Most of us can handle a little bit of stress, but major anxiety can affect our thoughts and emotions, leading us to make more than questionable choices. Its power […]
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