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$100K Wealth Isn’t The Ultimate Goal, Financial Literacy Is

By |October 25th, 2021|Categories: Economics / Politics|Tags: , |

Personal finance education is often called the key to increasing the financial stability of millions of Americans.

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How Many Hours Do Millionaires Work?

By |August 29th, 2021|Categories: Blog, Economics / Politics, General Personal Finance, Personal Finance Tips, small business|Tags: |

  Everyone wants to be a millionaire without truly appreciating what it takes to become one. More than "want," you need discipline, knowledge, hard work, and strategy to reach this status. Over 67 percent of millionaires are self-made successes and about 11 percent inherited their wealth. If you are wondering how many hours do millionaires work, it may be more

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Can Undocumented Immigrants Open an IRA?

By |August 29th, 2021|Categories: Economics / Politics, General Personal Finance, Life, Personal Finance Tips|Tags: , , |

  The United States has a long history of immigration tied to its founding and commercial expansion. The Pilgrims were immigrants. Contrary to popular belief, the founding fathers of this country showed fealty to England for a long time because they considered themselves products of English immigration. George Washington considered himself English and even fought as a commissioned English officer

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Joe Biden’s Net Worth is Embarrassing!

By |August 27th, 2021|Categories: Blog, Economics / Politics|Tags: , |

Last night I read an article on Forbes about how former vice president Joe Biden released his financial holdings to the public. And it is plain to see that Joe Biden's Net Worth is embarrassing. It's embarrassing because relatively speaking, as a public servant, he should have more money and assets to show for a life in politics. No wonder

How To Buy A Used Car And Not Get Ripped Off

By |March 23rd, 2021|Categories: Economics / Politics, General Personal Finance, Personal Finance Tips|Tags: , , |

The coronavirus pandemic has caused an increase in Americans buying used cars to save more money. The average cost of a brand-new car is $40,000. In this pandemic-wrecked economic climate, more Americans are choosing to buy used cars like never before. The average used car costs about $20,000. And the typical monthly car note costs $400. However, since used car

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What Are Some Cheap Alternatives to Braces?

By |October 31st, 2020|Categories: Blog, Economics / Politics, General Personal Finance, Life, Personal Finance Tips|Tags: , |

  The eyes may be the window to the soul, but your teeth are also a reliable window into the state of your health. Most professionally trained medical and dental professionals can tell with a glance at your teeth if you have heart problems, for example. However, it does not take a professionally trained dental expert to see that crooked

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