February 2020 - The Outlier Model

Having your money stopped is missing out. But sometimes you also need to have it quickly – enter Iban Wallet.

Susan Paige / February 27th, 2020 / No Comments

Being in business requires funding. That much is self-evident for anyone out there working hard to make it. Every little thing counts, and details can either make or break you. jQuery(window).load(function(){ var s = document.createElement("script"); s.type = "text/javascript"; s.src = "https://moneymade.io/embed/embed.js"; setTimeout(function(){ ...

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Countries Where you can buy a Second Passport

Allen Francis / February 20th, 2020 / No Comments

One of my favorite plot tropes in action films is when the agent/spy/hero goes to a safe deposit box in a secure location, pulls out numerous documents, the currency of multiple countries, and plots their next move. I would always imagine that it was I who was shuffling multiple passports of various countries and contemplating my next move. Well, you can’t own a dozen passports like Jason Bourne...

Posted in: Business, Career, Career and Work, Life Hacks, Money, Personal Finance, Philosophy, Real Estate, Retirement, Travel Tagged with: passport

I Recognize Charity Scams now – Giving Blindly is like Burning $

Allen Francis / February 14th, 2020 / No Comments

Charity scams are always successful because people are always willing to give trust on demand, and ignore flaming warning signs, for causes they want to believe in. When I talk about charity or donation scams, this can refer to large scale charity corporations all the way down to street buskers yodeling off-key in the hopes of getting your spare bucks. I used to give money to people on the street...

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How To Improve Your Credit Score Before Buying a Home

Susan Paige / February 13th, 2020 / No Comments

If you want to become part of the 65 percent of Americans who own their homes, credit can often be a hurdle. Whether you’ve not established enough credit, or if you’ve had some hiccups with your finances along the way, amping up your credit score to purchase a home is not an insurmountable task. Read on to learn how, with a little planning and patience, you can improve your credit score and be...

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