Tim McMahon

Work by editor and author, Tim McMahon, has been featured in Bloomberg, CBS News, Wall Street Journal, Christian Science Monitor, Forbes, Washington Post, Drudge Report, The Atlantic, Business Insider, American Thinker, Lew Rockwell, Huffington Post, Rolling Stone, Oakland Press, Free Republic, Education World, Realty Trac, Reason, Coin News, and Council for Economic Education.

Steve Jobs Leadership

Five Business Tips to Help Your Company Thrive

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Obviously, as a business, you’re looking to generate as much profit as possible, which involves not only cash generation but ensuring that each dollar invested reaps several dollars more. Once you are consistently generating a reasonable profit, you will want to grow your market share, which will show that your company is thriving in the modern age of retail and commerce. But to get to this point of thriving, you first need to know how to survive: business, after all, is tricky and sometimes volatile. Here, you’ll discover five tips to help transform your business into a prosperous and beneficial enterprise for you and your customers.

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Car Insurance

Have Minimal Car Insurance? What to Do in Case of an Accident

Insurance / By / 3 minutes of reading

There are plenty of people who have the minimum amount of car insurance their state will allow. While it makes sense to choose to keep insurance costs down as much as possible, unfortunately, it also means that many people may not have enough coverage when they do get in accidents. If you find yourself in this situation, there are a few things you can do to reduce your costs.

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Home inspection

Avoid a Money Pit: 4 Vital Inspection Items before Buying an Older Home

Real Estate / By / 3 minutes of reading

Purchasing an older home might seem quite appealing to you. You may love the historic charm, or perhaps you’re looking into purchasing a house from older relatives. These features can certainly allow you to live in a charming home. However, older houses can come with a number of problems, so make sure to inspect certain elements before making an offer. Otherwise, you might spend all of your money fixing the house.

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Hidden Car Costs

4 Hidden Car Costs

Articles / By / 4 minutes of reading

Every driver understands that vehicle ownership involves more than initial purchase-related costs. That said, many drivers fail to take into account the costs related to every possible usage, emergency and maintenance scenario. As a result, they sometimes experience horrible debt because of these hidden car costs. Whether you’ve just bought your first vehicle or you’ve owned vehicles for many years, keep the following four hidden costs in mind when setting aside money for your vehicle budget:

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1000 per month for land

Buying and Selling Ranch Land: A Beginner’s Guide

Real Estate / By / 3 minutes of reading

Land has long been considered one of the strongest investments you can make. The basic thinking is that there’s no more land being made, so scarcity will always help hold up values. That is true to a point, but sometimes the time horizon involved is so long that there are no guarantees of profit within the number of years you are willing to hold the land. Ranch land is subject to these same market forces, so if you’re considering buying and selling ranch land, you should keep these four tips in mind.

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Social Security Disability Insurance

4 Tips to Cover the Bills When Your Disability Keeps You Home

Money and Banking / By / 3 minutes of reading

The disabled population—especially those among the blind and visually impaired—exhibit some of the highest rates of unemployment ever recorded. Yet, despite this being the case, these members of society still must meet their financial obligations. Whether your homebound state is a temporary or permanent result of your disability, you can start with these four tips to cover your finances.

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Financial Goals in Your 30's

Managing Your Money: 5 Personal Finances Tips for Age 30 and Up

Money and Banking / By / 3 minutes of reading

By the time you reach your 30s, you may have worked for several years, but have never really felt you’ve mastered the art of managing your money. The years after 30 are likely to bring increasing income, but also a number of expenses, such as a home mortgage, raising children and saving for college and retirement. You can develop solid money managing skills by remembering a few simple tricks for your financial health.

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Pay Off Debt

Plan for the Unexpected: 4 Ways to Prepare for a Financial Emergency

Money and Banking / By / 4 minutes of reading

What would you do right now if you heard that a member of your family has an urgent medical emergency? Suppose the amount needed for the health bill was more than you could offer. You can’t just let them suffer. You need to find a way to help them. To avoid such problems in the future, you need to have a financial emergency plan. Here are 4 strategies that you can use to prepare for the unexpected:

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