If you are offered an annual salary, you may want to know how it translates to an hourly wage. Using a simple calculation, it is possible to determine how much someone earns per hour. This blog post explains the calculation using a $35,000 income, including how much you would make per hour, a sample budget, and more.
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With 59 percent of adults in the U.S. living paycheck to paycheck, many people struggle to have fun while still paying for their necessities. After all, itâs hard to spend money on yourself when youâre under financial stress. But creating a fun money budget can help you have a good time with any budget. To
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When parents get divorced, child support ensures that both parents contribute financially to the care of their children. Child support payments can be negotiated between parents, but the courts step in when they cannot agree on the right amount. Hereâs ⦠Continue reading â
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These are the frugal living tips that helped me go from habitual impulse spender to conscious consumer. I wasnât naturally frugal. I was $54,000 in debt, making about $35,000 a year, and spending every cent of my paycheck at restaurants,…
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These are the frugal living tips that helped me go from habitual impulse spender to conscious consumer. I wasnât naturally frugal. I was $54,000 in debt, making about $35,000 a year, and spending every cent of my paycheck at restaurants,…
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My mother’s health has been declining over the past few months, and it’s produced a wee bit of year-end financial drama in our family. (The word “drama” is a bit of an exaggeration. Maybe it’s produced some year-end financial consternation?)
As long-time readers will recall, my mother has been in assisted living for more than a decade now. She lives a mellow life filled with television, her pet cat, and a regular routine. Because she has cognitive problems, it’s difficult for her to communicate. The doctors call her “non-verbal”, and they can’t explain the cause. She cannot form complete sentences (sometimes two words is tough!), and it seems as if she cannot formulate complex thoughts. It’s a mystery to everyone.
Today â at this very moment â my brother is driving my mom to the emergency room. It’s her third visit in six weeks, and it’s always the same issue: vomiting, dehydration, confusion. During the previous two episodes, a few days of hospital rest helped her, and she returned to the assisted living facility feeling better (and actually able to carry on a basic conversation, like you might have with a two-year-old).
So, Mom’s health is declining. That’s important point number one.
Understanding investment terminology is help you make informed decisions. In this glossary, we cover 30 investing terms you need to know.
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Before you go looking for a mortgage lender willing to let you buy your next home without a significant down payment, thereâs a set of initials you should know about: PMI. Short for private mortgage insurance, this is extra mortgage insurance thatâs tacked on to conventional home loan purchases made with less than 20% down. […]
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