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Money at 30: 10 Essential Credit Card Rewards Dos and Don'ts
Depending on who you ask, credit cards are either the enemy of good personal finance or an exceptional tool that can help your money go further. Personally, I find myself somewhere in the middle, although I've definitely come to appreciate the good aspects of credit cards in recent years. As a result the number of cards in my wallet has steadily grown as I've learned more about how to maximize...
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Money at 30: Tools for Saving Money (and Time) When Traveling Overseas
When you think of the terms "international travel" and "money" together, what comes to mind? I assume that most people would say "expensive" as seeing the world can come at a high cost. At the same time there are some ways you can save money on your trip and several tools to help you do so. Over the past few years, my wife and I have had to good fortune...
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Money at 30: Celebrating Three Years Since My "Financial Awakening"
This past week, I attended my second FinCon. If you're not familiar, this annual event is where "money and media meet." In other words, it's a conference for personal finance bloggers, advisors, brands, and others to come together. Whether I'm discussing my site, YouTube channel, or other projects, one of the first questions I'm asked is, "How long have you been doing that for?" And typically, I don't have an...
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Money at 30: The Spiteful Spending Paradox
No one likes to be scorned. Thus, when we feel we're being wronged, it's natural to not only want to stand up for ourselves but also stump for what we feel is right. Incidentally the same things can happen in finance, leading to what I've dedided to dub "spiteful spending." So what is spiteful spending, you ask? In my mind, this action occurs when you, as a frugal person, encounter...
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Why Focus Groups Can Be a Great Way to Make Extra Cash
You may have heard that taking online surveys can be a legitimate way to make a few dollars. Although that's true, the payout you get from many of these surveys is pretty minuscule. However, in some cases, these surveys can lead to something larger and more lucrative: focus groups. Unlike surveys that might only pay you a few cents, participating in focus groups and other market research studies can sometimes...
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5 Personal Finance Numbers You Should Know (And Tools for Tracking Them)
If you've ever watched an episode of Shark Tank, you've probably heard at least one of the show's panelist tell the on-the-spot entrepreneurs that they need to know their numbers. As they explain, these figures can often tell you a lot about the health of a business and knowing them is an important first step in improving them. Not surprisingly, this lesson can apply to everyday personal finance as well. While...
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