How to Avoid Freelance Burnout
Find out how you can avoid freelance burnout and still be successful in your small business
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How to Get an EIN for a Trust
Estate planning means arranging, during lifetime, the disposal of your assets, after you are dead. It allows you to make sure your heirs get a correct arrangement and it’s also a great tool to skip some taxes. There are many…
Payroll Check Maker Details You Should Remember to Fill
The main details you need to put into your payroll check maker. Find out how this can help you speed up your payroll paperwork and give you more money for your business and leisure.
Home Appraisal Tips for Refinancing
When you refinance your mortgage, a very important stage in this process is getting a great home appraisal. This can make the difference between getting a good deal or losing even more money. While your home’s location is something that…
5 Personal Loan Myths Debunked
If you ask me, you should stay off debt as much as possible and, if you have any debt (mortgage, student loans, credit cards, personal loans etc.) work hard to become debt free once again. Otherwise chances are you’ll always…
Improve Your Bad Credit Score in 5 Simple Steps
Find out how you can improve your bad credit score in 5 simple steps.
How to Take the Stress Out of Freelancing
Here are 3 ways you can take the stress out of freelancing and turn it into a great way to earn your money.
5 Ways Installment Loans Can Help You Solve Your Financial Problems
Do you need to cover for a financial emergency? Do you have a medical bill that needs to be paid or household repairs that just can’t wait? A loan can get you out of a financial distress by giving you…
How to Refinance an Underwater Mortgage
Find out how you can refinance your underwater mortgage.
Retirement Expenses you Didn’t Think About
When it comes to retirement, we all think about a gray-haired couple, walking down the beach. The ideal retirement – you are still healthy, quite wealthy from a lifetime of retirement planning and saving, enjoying your golden years. The problem is that, just like any other stage in our lives, retirement comes with some unpredictable retirement expenses. Unpredictable for some, because we are seasoned personal finance aficionados and know better. So, there you have it Retirement expenses you probably didn’t think about Big healthcare costs This is no brainer, if you ask me. The older you get, the sicker you get. At least in theory. Age itself makes our bodies function worse than before, if you also didn’t care for your health too much as an adult, chances are you’ll enjoy quite some trips to your doctor’s office. Keep a good health insurance in mind and be ready to cover any medical expenses that might still arise. Household expenses A lot of retirees are considering downsizing or even moving abroad to cut down some of the living costs. There are still people who pay a mortgage or live in a huge house, not thinking that, once the kids are grownups and left the house, it makes sense to move to a place where live is more affordable. We have already considered moving into our country house in about 20 years (provided we are still alive, of course), or move to another country where life is very inexpensive and we can life in a nice climate and on the seaside. Expensive hobbies Many retirees go from a life of little fun, as they try to save for their nest egg and pay off debt, to an expensive lifestyle as soon as they retire. Taking up yachting or golf is a fun […]