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It's Time to Keep Your Grocery Spending Under Control
Aside from your mortgage, your biggest monthly expense is likely groceries. And unlike your mortgage, your car payment and most of the rest of your bills you actually have some control over how much you spend at the grocery store. Make A Grocery Budget Start by tracking how much you’re spending on groceries for a few weeks. From there, come up with a weekly or monthly budget. Allot that money for groceries and whatever you do don’t... ❯❯❯
Litigation Funding: What You Need to Know
Pursuing a lawsuit can put a strain on your finances. But litigation funding can provide a feasible financial lifeline to support your case and living expenses. If your personal funds are running out, and your case still hasn’t made it to court, consider litigation funding. It bridges the gap from your accident date to the settlement date. Litigation funding can provide you with cash advances for the duration of your case. Lawsuit... ❯❯❯
How to Build A Financial Safe Net
Do you have a financial safety net? It’s something worth thinking about and setting up. What will happen to you and your loved ones if you lose your job for a few months? What if you get into an accident that may prevent you from earning a living? Or what if some unexpected expenses come up. Do you have anything in place to make sure the bills continue to get paid and your family is taken care of? If not, now is the time to get... ❯❯❯
5 Benefits of Financial Technology
Financial technology (also referred to as FinTech) is the use of innovative technology to deliver a wide range of financial products and services. It is intended to facilitate the multi-channel, convenient and fast payment experience for the consumer. This type of technology is effective in many different business segments, such as mobile payments, investment management, money transfer, fund-raising and lending.
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Why You Need To Keep A Household Budget
We work hard to earn a living. We should make sure we spend the money we bring home wisely. That’s where a household budget comes in. It’s a good tool to see at a glance what we have coming in, what’s going out (and what that money is paying for) and if there’s anything left at the end of the month to put into savings. Before we dive into exactly what a budget can do for us, let’s consider for a minute what will happen if we’re not... ❯❯❯
How to Control Your Spending Habits
When it comes to personal finance, money managing, budgeting are probably the most difficult things. Control your own money is not an easy task and many people find it's very difficult to be good at it. I'd like to share some of my personal experiences on this topic. Hopefully this will help other people as well!
Wisely managing my spending requires the same self-control I have in other aspects of my life.
I anticipate days when... ❯❯❯
Three Ideas for Spring Cleaning Your Finances
Your taxes have just been filed and now it's time for spring cleaning - clearing out the dirt and clutter in your homes and work space to allow for a chore-free summer. Why not also use this opportunity to "clean" up your finances? With a little annual clean-up and our three ideas, you can keep your current financial situation well-organized, streamlined and up-to-date. Clear the document clutter We are all human and sometimes... ❯❯❯
Guiding New Graduates to Financial Success
New college graduates are on the loose and out building their new work wardrobes for their first job. Are you a proud parent and grandparent? In addition to celebrating with them over parties and gifts, now is the time to give them the gift of financial independence too. As they start their first jobs, you might ask yourself, "Is my child prepared for the financial responsibility that comes with a full-time job and living on their... ❯❯❯
Common Surety Bonds You Ought To Know
A surety bond can be defined as contract between three parties guaranteeing that a job will be completed in accordance to the contract terms. The three are the project owner who is the obligee, contractor who is the principal and the surety who ensures the task at hand is completed as per the agreement terms. Surety bonds are more financial related and even though they are very common in the construction industry, they come in... ❯❯❯
Online Payment Systems for Landlords - What Are the Advantages?
As a landlord, you most certainly are preoccupied to have your property rented at all times, in the best conditions, and receive your due rent for it. When you are a lessor, it is also essential to make sure that your tenants stick around. You can face major losses when your property remains vacant for a long period of time. Taking the aforementioned factors into consideration, the method of payment you require your tenants to follow... ❯❯❯
