Most Americans don’t have enough life insurance, and over 40 percent of our nation’s residents don’t have life insurance at all. Many people think they just can’t afford it, and that might be a huge misconception. Would your family have…
If you were to start 1 money habit to improve your personal finance situation, what would it be? How about if you thought of 10 important financial habits to start today? Being a young adult nowadays seems complicated. There’s a…
One year ago we decided to get a house in a rural area in our county. We found some listings on a free ad website and called the owners. Since the houses were very decrepit and the price was small,…
Why We Treasure Jewellery High quality jewellery is prized for the same reason that it is desired – it is beautiful, valuable, and rare. Precious metals are wrought into intricate rings, earrings, and bracelets and inlaid with nature’s least frequently…
While savings rates across the UK increased marginally during July, must are falling well short of the current rate of inflation (2.6%). With base interest rates also capped at 0.25% and likely to remain this way for the foreseeable future,…
Most people experience at least one episode of financial instability throughout their lives, if not the majority of their time here on Earth. Statistics from fiscal conglomerate Bankrate show that an unnerving 63% of United States citizens don’t have enough…
The almighty Walmart was first introduced to the public in 1962 as Walmart Discount City, by founder Sam Walton offering many services to the public and revolutionizing the way people shop for multiple items and later on shop for those…
There are few worse feelings than those you feel after making a mistake that has the potential to (or already has) decimated your finances. When you’re in this space, your instinct might be to panic. It’s okay to give yourself…
Debt has become as much a staple in American society as apple pie or baseball. Many market analyses claim that as many as 80% of Americans are living with some amount of debt, with the average household drowning under $134,000 dollars…