February 2019 - The Outlier Model

Are Fast Loans Online Legit? Here’s What You Should Know

Allen Francis / February 26th, 2019 / No Comments

Whether you need to pay an unexpected bill quickly or you have another emergency you need funds for, fast loans online can seem to be a godsend. However, are they legit? Here’s what you should know before you apply for a loan online. The Online Lender Typically, private individuals or businesses offer online loans through a third-party website facilitator. There are online financial lending...

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Settling in to University

Susan Paige / February 26th, 2019 / No Comments

The first days and weeks of a new student’s university life are an important time, as they begin to establish the friendships, habits and favourite places that will define their university career, however long it goes on to last. These early days may be forced to bear a little too much weight, though – this process of settling in to your university life lasts through your entire first year. Today...

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How to Earn Free Amazon Gift Cards in Your Spare Time

Susan Paige / February 21st, 2019 / No Comments

While we may not have as much of it as we’d like, we all have spare time throughout the day. If you’re like most people, you spend your free time browsing the internet, watching YouTube videos, or checking out a new series on Netflix. But what if you could spend your spare time earning free gift cards? While it may sound a bit far-fetched, the fact of the matter is that there are tons of ways...

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Small Business Ideas with Minimal Startup Costs

Allen Francis / February 4th, 2019 / No Comments

One of the biggest misconceptions about starting a business is that you can launch one for free. That is, without incurring any startup related expenses. The average American business requires anywhere from $10,000 to $125,000 in initial startup costs. Starting a business costs so much because of the expenses related to office space, salaries, insurance, inventories, utility payments, and so on. Small...

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