Money. It makes the world go ‘round. Have you ever wished you could make some extra cash by doing things you actually enjoy? Tell your friends drinks are on you this weekend because you are about to make yourself some spending money. Here are 4 unique ways you can make some extra money and make your own schedule.
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Getting rid of things you no longer need can without a doubt save you space. You may not realize, however, that it comes with another perk. That perk is the fact that it can also help you save a significant amount of money, believe it or not. If you want to say goodbye to clutter, you can simultaneously say hello to more cash.
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We’ve all heard that location, kitchens, and bathrooms sell homes, but did you know you can increase the value of your home and attract buyers without spending big bucks? A total renovation of a kitchen or bathroom can run into the thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars, but you can accomplish a lot with these four low-cost DIY projects.
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Keeping up with healthcare costs can be tough for anyone. It can be especially difficult for people who have to manage expenses that have popped up seemingly out of nowhere. If you need to pay for rather expensive medical equipment items, however, there are options out there that can benefit you significantly. Medical equipment expenses don’t have to be the end of the world.
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Everyone who has read anything about money management has probably heard that you need to have an “emergency fund” to cover unexpected expenses. But we rarely hear about the need to plan for “expected expenses”. Everyone knows that things eventually wear out and will have to be replaced but often we fail to consider how we will pay for them when that happens. Well run businesses call this type of planning a “sinking-fund”. So if they know some piece of machinery has a 20 year life expectancy they they will set aside 1/20th of the cost every year so in year 20 they can buy a new one. You should do the same thing for certain items around your home. Here are a few things you need to create your own “sinking fund” for.
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Saving money is an important concept to understand regardless of your age. Recovering from financial mistakes can be disastrous. That’s why its important to stop them from occurring in the first place. If you’re a parent who wants to safeguard your children from future distress, you should teach them the value of smart financial practices.
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Many homeowners are surprised to hear that a few small upgrades could potentially save them thousands a year. Here is a quick look at three home investments that have a proven ROI.
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Your FICO score is one of the top pieces of information that lending companies are going to look at when they are determining whether or not you are a good credit risk. A high FICO score can help you land lower interest rates and can keep you from being denied a mortgage, loan or other line of credit. If your score is not what you wish it were, there are a few ways that you can raise your score in two months or less.
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A big family can often mean big expenses. Even families with a consistent high income can struggle to meet the needs of many children. Here are some tips that you can use to help you to limit the amount of money wasted so that you can keep on top of your expenses, rather than letting them get the best of you.
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If you are planning on getting a motorcycle, then you are probably excited. However, don’t let this blind you to the fact that you have a lot of prep work to do before you can be safely riding you new bike with peace of mind. Motorcycles are much less visible than cars so you can easily end up in someone’s “blind spot” and get hit. Plus you have a lot less protection around you i.e. no steel between you and much larger vehicles so what might be a minor “fender-bender” in a car or truck could cause life threatening injuries on a motorcycle. And finally road conditions i.e. potholes, wet roads, black-ice, oil spills, etc. can easily cause you to become airborne and end up with a bad case of “road rash” or worse. If you’re not careful, you could find yourself in a world of hurt physically, financially, and psychologically. So don’t take the risk.
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