Did you know that one of the top indicators of a child’s social class is the social class of their parents? Social mobility is at an all time low in the US. Nearly half of the kids born into the lowest class will stay there for their entire lives, and only 4% will ever reach …
Generational Wealth: What it is, Why it Matters and How to Build it! Read More »
Author: John @ financial freedom countdown We all know that the secret to getting insanely rich is to accumulate assets and avoid liabilities. The tricky part is knowing in advance which asset gets us there faster. Before the technology boom, some may have picked San Francisco Real Estate and gone all-in, enabling them now to …
My Fixer Upper Mistake Last year, I was young and idealistic. Okay, maybe not that young – but still, my ideas were bigger than my capabilities. I thought I could buy a fixer upper. I also thought I had the skills and ability to transform said fixer upper into a luxury dream house. As it …
These past few years have been rough on me. It seems like I’m just floating from one financial emergency to the next, and I’ve been struggling to get ahead of it. I know that’s not what you usually hear from a finance blogger. It’s usually “I paid off my debt and you can too!” or …
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I’m pursuing financial independence so that I can live a rich life. But guess what? That doesn’t necessarily mean I want to be rich. In fact, living a rich life doesn’t have to have anything to do with money. What is a Rich Life? In my opinion, living a rich life doesn’t mean being rich. …
Author: Robyn @ A Dime Saved I love absolutely love reading! I am a real bookworm. And I continually search for the best ways to get free books online. Why? Because books can be pretty expensive! I have a Kindle, which I love. While there is something about reading physical books, a Kindle or an …
It’s time to clear the air. I write so much about my ideas on social programs that would lift people up, policies that hurt poor people, and other somewhat political financial topics that you might think I don’t care about personal financial responsibility. That couldn’t be further from the truth. Financial responsibility is immensely important …
Yes, Financial Responsibility is Still Important! Read More »
Financial abuse is a type of domestic abuse. It’s a form of control and a violation of a person’s resources. It’s a horrible situation to understand and deal with when it’s just stealing and gaslighting (which is what happened to me) so I can’t even imagine how terrible it is for those who lose complete …
Financial Abuse: Understanding it and Overcoming it Read More »
Author- Andrew @ Wealthy Nickle If you have bad credit, getting a loan can feel almost impossible. No credit check loans can help. Even if you have NO credit, you can sometimes be completely cut off from the benefits of the financial system. So what are your options to borrow money? No credit check loans …
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Author Sanjana Vig @YouBeThree Prescription drug prices vary wildly across different pharmacies and contribute to the high cost of healthcare in our country. On average, an American spends about $1200 per person per year, more than anyone in any other country. One company trying to help the public reduce these costs – and still get …
