An Introduction from MMM: We get a lot of case study requests around here these days. I’d love to answer all of the questions and write articles about a good chunk of them. But even a retired man has his free time limits, which is why I am glad to have Jacob on my side […]
Last week, a reader named Matt sent me an article from Chicago Business about how bloggers are quitting what they call a demanding task with few rewards. It’s a fascinating story that explores some of the problems with blogging as a money-making enterprise.
The article suggests several reasons that blogs and bloggers fail:
Leaving aside Twitter and Facebook, all of these are valid concerns.
See the shoreline and the Space Needle from the comfort of your home.
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The warm summer weather can make homeownersâ imaginations run wild. Who wouldnât want to step outside to relax by the pool or fire pit, enjoying their new patio or outdoor […]
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For awhile now, I’ve been thinking it’d be fun to have a feature called “How I Saved Today”. This would just be a short post about a specific way I had saved money that day. I can’t promise it will happen every single day, but I’m going to try it out here (hopefully a fewRead More
This is another guest post from Joe Plemon from Plemon Financial Coaching. Joe is the Money Columnist for The Southern Illinoisan. Q: Joe, I have been reading about low mortgage rates. How can I know whether I should refinance my mortgage? A: Because interest rates are down, this is a great time to consider refinancing. […]
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This week Betterment announced site updates including improvements to site performance, personalized advice and more data to help in analyzing your account.
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He was supposed to be my success story. I talked to so many young people about investing, but the lessons never “clicked” for the majority of them. I’m not sure why it was different this time, but it was. It was over 12 years ago and I had just spoken to some local high school seniors gearing […]
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Teacher’s Federal Credit Union (TFCU) was founded in 1952 and is headquartered in Hauppauge, New York. It has more than 320,000 members and $7 billion in assets and offers a variety of mortgage and home equity options. The Better Business Bureau’s rating for this credit union is C-, and it’s not BBB accredited. In this […]
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