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Should You Get a Second Job?

part -time job, side hustle, extra income

Chonce Maddox / December 4th, 2015 / 2 Comments

Do you ever feel like the income you earn at your job is limiting? If you have a big financial goal that you’d like to meet quickly or feel like your money is still tight after budgeting properly and watching your spending each month, you should know that you can always earn more money. Normally, I would tell anyone who wants to earn extra money to establish a side hustle by doing something that...

Posted in: Money Tagged with: extra income, multi task, part time jobs, second job, side hustle

How to Avoid ATM Double Whammy

Chonce Maddox / December 2nd, 2015 / 1 Comment

When you are out and need cash quickly, ATMs can be convenient, but their fees are not. You’ve probably experienced double whammy before when you had to stop and get cash from the closest ATM that wasn’t in your bank’s network, only to find out that you will get charged a fee in order to withdraw your money along with another fee from your bank or credit union simply for using an out-of-network...

Posted in: Money Tagged with: atm fees, bank fees, change your bank, double whammy

Do You Have a Financial Back-up Plan?

financial tips, financial advice, financial back-up plan

Chonce Maddox / November 19th, 2015 / 1 Comment

Do you feel like you are finally starting to get a grip on your finances? Maybe you’re finally bringing in a steady and consistent income. Maybe you’ve recently grown your emergency fund to be able to cover several months’ worth of expenses. Maybe you are starting to get control of your debt and make some lead way on payments. It’s great to move see improvement with the way you manage money...

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How to Avoid Getting Into Debt this Holiday Season

avoid debt, holiday tips, debt free shopping

Chonce Maddox / November 17th, 2015 / No Comments

Christmas will be here before you know it. We’ve shared ways to shop smart for the holidays and how to save, but you can still go into debt by mismanaging your money and overspending during this time of year. It can be tempting to splurge during the holiday season, especially after several months of budgeting well and keeping your finances under control. Holiday ads prompt consumers to spend more...

Posted in: Credit and Debt, Money Tagged with: avoid getting into debt, holiday season, holiday shopping, prevent debt