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A Cursory look at Great iPhone Apps: Part 4
The photo booth app. This app has a lot to offer you when it comes to the editing of photos or images as the case may be.
Weekly Tip Mar 27: What About Your Credit Card
With credit being the tightest anyone has seen in years, your chances of securing new credit has been greatly reduced unless you agree to unfavorable financing terms including a high
A Cursory look at the Greatest iPhone Apps: Part 3
Here we will discuss 2 more great iPhone picture apps. 1. The different photo combination app 2. The photo enhancing and fix apps
Water Bill: Too Much Money Going Down the Drain
If you noticed a significant change in the amount of money that is needed to cover your monthly water bill it can only mean one of two things. It could be a rise of the price of water, which is something that you cannot change and will have to accept as such.
A Cursory look at the Greatest iPhone Apps: Part 2
The Snap and Share App. This is another app that you will definitely love to have on your iPhone because it will help you share pictures that are lovely to you as you snap it.
Quick Checklist: Four Situations that Can put your Pocketbook at Risk
No matter how secure you believe your finances might be, there are major risks around every corner. In some states, over 250,000 bankruptcies are being filed every year due to issues ranging from medical bills to credit card debt.
Top 5 Reasons Why Your Career Plan Fails
Career planning involves the concepts of Strategic planning and Marketing so you can take charge of your professional future. A career is an ongoing process and so it must be assessed on a continuous basis.
Michael Sandel’s ‘What Money Can’t Buy’: Book Review
You may have heard of Michael Sandel. In 2011, this renowned Harvard Philosopher broadcast a TV series called ‘Justice with Michael Sandel’ which featured him gulping coffee and pacing the room in front of his students as he asked various questions that are essential for anyone interested in the relationships between finance and philosophy.
4 Things Every Student Needs to Know Before Going to Graduate School
Going to grad school is a great and rewarding experience, but it is not a decision to take lightly. There are lot of responsibilities that you take on when you start this level of education. However, there are also many different benefits that come with this type of schooling.
A Cursory look at the Greatest iPhone Apps: Part 1
Being a new iPhone user can make you get confused on the apps that are suitable for your iPhone because there are lots of apps that are available for you to download on your iPhone from the App Store.
Exciting Careers To Consider For The Sports Enthusiast
Athletic events, careers and studies all have one thing in common, – they are among some of the most exciting studies for health-conscious and goal-oriented people to pursue.
Weekly Tip Mar 13: Checking Your Credit Often
What prevents someone from taking your ID information and applying for credit in your name? They simply use your ID to apply for a loan, get approved based on your credit standing, have the money placed into their hands, and then disappear leaving you with the surprise of a monthly loan payment coming due.
Business and Job Opportunities for the Starting Entrepreneur
For those who have gone job searching, only to feel lost because nothing seemed like you could really “own” it, you probably feel like jobs and starting your own business are a struggle.
Planning for Self-Employed Retirement Through IRAs
Self-employed individuals are gradually rising in number. While they have their hands full with managing and running a successful business, the thought of saving for retirement doesn’t cross their mind. Looking into different IRAs such as Roth IRA or SEP IRA is a must before it’s too late.
Quick Checklist: Great Ways to Prepare for Your Retirement
How you save is as equally essential as how much money you can save. Factors such as inflation and the kind of investments you make play a vital role in determining the amount of money you will have saved at the time you retire.
