Posts From mattwriter
Six Things You Need to do to Make Money Work for You
Regardless of how you feel about money, the undisputable fact is that we all need it. Some of us have more of it than others and others are able to get by with what they have because they are conscious of it.
How to Manage Your Personal Finances in Your 20s
Having money isn’t everything, not having it is. Being in your twenties can be really tough; whether its getting your money organized for the first time, the following are ways to get your money together and financially secure your future.
The Cost of Acting on What One Wishes to be True Instead of What Is: Part 2
Where we discussed how making assumptions that our desires are valid will cost us in the long run, and how ignoring someones track record can cost us, we will now talk more about the hard numbers.
Smart Retirement Planning: Is an Annuity for You?
Annuities are not for everyone, and it’s evident of money uninformed investors lose by withdrawing funds too early.
Should Older Students Max Out Financial Aid?
Should older students max out financial aid? Or pay as much as possible out of pocket? For students returning to college later in life (or enrolling for the first time), much of the conventional financial advice for college students doesn’t apply.
All About Eating Healthy While Saving Money
While you might look at these tips and say to yourself that the savings are negligible, and that you’re not going sacrifice your delicious double cheeseburger from the burger joint down the street just to save a dollar here or there. That’s definitely your choice, but the biggest way eating healthy can save you money, is that it can make you healthier.
How Online Invoicing Works With Bookkeeping
When it comes to finance it is very important to consider bookkeeping. As the world of business in general blends with the digital landscape it is very important to consider these two basic aspects of business. A precise definition is always welcomed.
Debt Solutions – Are You Ready to Get Out of Debt?
Debt has a way of creeping up on us, sometimes unexpectedly. More people than ever are finding themselves slipping behind as the economy slows. It’s easy to feel desperate and out of control.
The Cost of Acting on What One Wishes to be True Instead of What Is: Part 1
Peter Drucker said, “Decision makers need organized information for feedback, figures and reports. But unless they get feedback from direct exposure to reality … they condemn themselves to a sterile dogmatism.”
What are the Benefits of Extra Repayments Towards Your Mortgage?
The keys to that long coveted dream house are finally here – finally a property that one can ‘own’ for oneself beyond the labors of rentals, contract renewals and shifting year after year! Wonderful, but that 25 year mortgage weighs too much on the mind? If so, then you are not the only one.
3 Steps to Learning How to Invest In Apartment Property Buildings
Whether you have money that you would like to put to work for you or you simply feel as though you need to start spending money to make money, it is time for you to look into how to invest in property. This article will discuss specifically the advantages and possible disadvantages of investing in apartment buildings.
How to Future Proof Your Personal Finance in 5 Simple Steps
We are all faced with the endless possibilities of being able to spend our hard earned cash but knowing your personal finance status can help to keep you and your dollars safe! Debt, bankruptcy and lack of financial planning are all reasons many Americans are struggling to make ends meet.
How a “Spending Fast” Will Help You Get Out of Debt
A few years ago, Anna Jones, a photographer, was choking under the burden of way too much debt. For fifteen years, she had carried a student loan debt of close to $24,000 and was an avid spender.
Why Vision Isn’t Enough for Personal Finance: Part 2
On Wednesday we discussed career prospects and saving money. Both of these things will affect your overall vision. Today we will discuss the all important factor of budgeting….
Why Vision Isn’t Enough for Personal Finance: Part 1
Books like “The Wish” aside, what you really want to be true is not going to make things come true. Yet the vision of where you want to be can help you create that reality.
