All, This is a very brief posting. Do yourself a favor and get SavvyConnect. What is SavvyConnect, you might be asking yourself? Its a piece of software that you install on your computer which collects data as you surf the web. For every computer or mobile device you have it on, you'll get $5 per month. Big tech and pretty much all the apps on your mobile phone are … [Read more...] about Do Yourself A Favor: Get SavvyConnect
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List of Microincome and Microsavings Apps
Hi All, Like a lot of dinks, you probably have a full-time job and are interested in ways to economize without committing to a part-time job. So here is a comprehensive list of Microincome and Microsavings apps. By and large, these don't take a lot of time to set up and maintain. Many of them are also passive or semi-passive. All of these pay small amounts in cashback, … [Read more...] about List of Microincome and Microsavings Apps
List of Apps That Let You Sell Your Data
This posting is basically a list of apps that let you sell your data. I've been looking around for a list like this for a while, but I couldn't find one. After endless hours of internet searches, I opted to just make one for those who might be looking. About The List All the apps in this list are designed for either the iPhone or Android as well as Mac or Windows OS, and they … [Read more...] about List of Apps That Let You Sell Your Data
Savings and Side Income Ideas You Probably Haven’t Thought About
A couple of months ago I made a few decision that blew out my budget - mostly related to automotive costs and housing. Between my poor own decision making and inflation I've needed to look for aggressive ways to save money and build some side income. I bet a lot of you are in the same situation. So, here are savings and side income ideas you probably haven't … [Read more...] about Savings and Side Income Ideas You Probably Haven’t Thought About
December Net Worth, Drooping Assets and Living Off The Land
Okay, so I sat down and updated my net worth this week. My total net worth for December 2021 sits at around $386,000. The major components of this are my online business, home equity, some stock, and some other assets. My wealth is pretty much like a drooping houseplant at this point. It's flatlined over the last few months. I've got more bonds, crypto and … [Read more...] about December Net Worth, Drooping Assets and Living Off The Land
Smart Ways to Spend $3000
Do you have an extra $3,000 you need to decide how to spend? It may have come from a work bonus, a tax return, a stimulus check, or a small inheritance from a long-lost uncle. Whichever way you received the money, there are many smart ways to spend $3000. … [Read more...] about Smart Ways to Spend $3000
You Can Lead A Horse To Water, But You Can’t Make Him Drink
The phrase, "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink" means you can give someone an opportunity to do something, but you can't force them to if they aren't interested. Case in point: Coinbase. If you haven't heard of Coinbase, it's an up and coming - recently IPO'd - cryptocurrency brokerage. Cryptocurrency and the whole economic infrastructure … [Read more...] about You Can Lead A Horse To Water, But You Can’t Make Him Drink
How to Rent Out a Timeshare
Time shares can be a great way to take a vacation to the same destination every year and know that you will have comfortable accommodations. However, sometimes you’re not able to visit that location one year, or you may decide to go to a different locale one year. When that happens, why leave your timeshare empty? Instead, take the time to rent out a timeshare and make some … [Read more...] about How to Rent Out a Timeshare
5 Times When It’s O.K. to Splurge
Have you ever wanted to buy something and then decided not to because it was just too much money? Or at least you thought it was. This is the spend vs. save dilemma that many people face every single day. We want to spend money on things that make us happy, but the question we have to ask ourselves is when is it O.K. to spend a little more than we normally should and where … [Read more...] about 5 Times When It’s O.K. to Splurge
James’ December Wealth Update
So, I wanted to update you all on what's been going on with my personal finances. Last month my truck died on the way to a hunting trip - it needed a new engine. The repairs ended up costing around $4,200. I ended up selling some of my gold and silver to cover the bill. When I was figuring out how to pay for the cost, I was kicking myself for not having an emergency … [Read more...] about James’ December Wealth Update
