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9 easy ways to become financially independent as a student

From investing $20 a month to finding a part-time gig on campus, here’s how to achieve financial independence at an early age.From investing $20 a month to finding a part-time gig on campus, here’s how to achieve financial independence at an early age.

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5 Things You Need to Know About When Selling Your Land to Developers

Selling land to developers is often the quickest way to make a profit off of unused land.  Although some will try to swoop in and steal it for cheap, and others will try to convince you that your land is worthless and that they’re doing you a favor: don’t fall for it. The following tips […]

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The Best Disability Insurance Companies of 2023

Disability insurance is one of the most misunderstood insurance products on the market today, which is why so few people who need this coverage actually have it. However, choosing a disability insurance policy could be the most important decision you can make for your family. Why? Because disability insurance protects your ability to earn income […]

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Why There’s Never Been A Bigger Need for Senior Housing Options

As baby boomers are heading into retirement in droves, millions of adult children (myself included) find ourselves struggling to care for both our children and our aging parents. It’s time we talked openly about the most pressing issue: where are they going to live?

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Buying rental property: Sometimes getting rich means taking it slowly

I have two second cousins who serve in the military — both brave young men I am proud to call my family. We don’t always talk much, though. The age gap can be a roadblock and those boys are always traveling around, serving overseas and living on bases in order to fulfill their military duties and finish school.

Still, social media makes it easier than it used to be, and emails are a quick and painless way to stay in touch. So I wasn’t surprised to receive an email from my cousin, Michael, asking for advice on his future financial goals.

So, what’s the deal? As part of his military compensation, Michael will soon start receiving $2,124 per month for housing and wanted ideas on how to parlay that money into long-term wealth.

Should I Invest in My Employee Stock Purchase Plan?

Mint.com Facebook Fan Amber Asks: I’d like some advice on ESPP’s. The company I work for offers a 15% discount on our stock (which has averaged well). Are ESPP’s a smart investment? Are they something that should be used short term or long term? Mint.com personal finance expert, Matthew Amster-Burton says: An Employee Stock Purchase

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36 Creative & Effortless Ways To Style Your Bookshelf Decor – Brit + Co

36 Creative & Effortless Ways To Style Your Bookshelf Decor  Brit + Co

Commercial property market freezes, sending bond volume plummeting

Sales of commercial mortgage bonds have fallen off a cliff, plummeting about 85% year-over-year, as rising interest rates cut into lending volume and defaults spook investors.  Only about $4.27 billion of the bonds have been issued so far this year, down from $29.38 billion at this same point last year, according to data compiled by … [Read more…]