Bill Davis
5 Real Ways To Make Money From Home
It can be challenging to find side gigs that provide a decent amount of money. The digital age gave rise to affiliate marketers and online survey takers. While it is possible to make some money doing these things, an overly flooded market and a general disdain for digital ads make it difficult for the average […]
The Quickest Ways To Save Money at the Grocery Store
Implementing smart shopping tips can save you a lot more money than you probably think. Many U.S. families of four spend $850-$1,000 a month on groceries (more if you have teens). Cutting that bill by just 10-15% is $100-$150 a month! If you really get into stacking coupons, store deals and price comparison apps, that […]
Russia’s Choices and International Consequences
In the waning days of February 2022, Russia declared war on Ukraine. Swift in its rebuke and response, the international community instituted financial sanctions, trade bans, airline bans, suspension of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline to Germany, and measures to isolate Russian banks.The actions against Russian act as motivators to evacuate Ukraine and avoid further […]
Top 4 Mistakes To Avoid When Selecting a Financial Planner
It has never been easier to invest with do-it-yourself strategies. Still, DIY is not always the best option, especially for investors with a lot of capital or who like to be more active and participate in investment strategy. If you want to make the most out of your money, it is often better to work […]
The Relationship Between the Retired and Non-Retired Spouse
People often love the symmetry of a professional and personal partnership. Marriage often takes on this beautiful balance when both partners work; they wake together, eat together, entertain, adventure, and rest together. Their world seems right and fair. Unfortunately, as with most things in life, change is inevitable.When one spouse retires but the other continues […]
Get Your Tax Refund Quicker With These Tips
If you’re like many people, you find little joy in doing your taxes. However, when all is said and done and you finally hit “E-file” or send your packet in for review, you can rest easy in the knowledge that all your hard work is about to pay off via a refund.Many Americans look forward […]
If You Don’t Need Your Car, Sell It Now
With computer chip shortages and logistic issues for new cars, the used-vehicle market is scorching hot. The market is witnessing a steady drop in supply and increase in demand; manufacturers can’t keep up.The inability to maintain stock is out of the hands of car dealers and developers. The shortages of critical components are widespread throughout […]
The 4-Day Workweek: Its Implications and Possibilities
The typical work week consists of five days or more and a minimum of 40 hours per week. People are used to the standard workweek, but is it the best approach to a happy and successful life.From grade school all the way through retirement, people are groomed to believe that work is the primary purpose […]
Avoiding Lifestyle Creep: The Dangers of Entitlement and Overspending
You work hard for your money. Most people put in over 40 hours per week to earn just enough to get by, so it is tempting to bask in the pay increase when they get a raise or earn a promotion.Celebrating is natural and often deserved, but when celebration becomes a habit and habit becomes […]
Is FIRE for You? 4 Downsides of This Financial Phenomenon
Some money mavens have been touting the FIRE method – Financial Independence, Retire Early – as the frugal route to freedom from your 9-to-5. But how well does it really work? Review the tenets behind FIRE and get the facts about potential pitfalls to decide whether this approach appeals to you.How Does FIRE Work?While FIRE […]