April 2020 - The Outlier Model

Easy To Use Price Comparison Apps To Download

Allen Francis / April 30th, 2020 / No Comments

Adapting to change is hard for people. I am sure I don’t have to mention why, considering current events. Socrates once wrote that the secret of initiating change is focusing on building something new and not grasping at the obsolete. So, I want to show you some great price comparison apps that can help you save more money when you break quarantine to shop. I don’t need to be Professor X to suspect...

Posted in: Life Hacks, Minimalism and Frugality, Money, Saving Money, saving money Tagged with: price comparison app

No, I Won’t Inject Myself With Disinfectant to Fight Coronavirus

Allen Francis / April 24th, 2020 / No Comments

I want the coronavirus to be a hoax or imaginary more than the conspiracy theorists who peddle such garbage. Coronavirus is very real. This loss of personal control, and burgeoning terror, is driving people to believe in ridiculous panaceas. (And, expose themselves to serious medical and financial risk). I have close friends who tried to sell me on such. Coronavirus “Cures” As the coronavirus...

Posted in: Health, Money, Personal Finance, Philosophy, Saving Money, saving money Tagged with: covid-19

Understanding Taxes and How to Navigate Income Tax Laws

Susan Paige / April 20th, 2020 / No Comments

Taxes can be confusing for anyone. You probably wish you learned more about this in school. Maybe you’ve tried to use an online program, but are still struggling to understand basic information about your taxes. Income tax rules and the laws around them can be complicated, but learning the foundation will help.

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Yummy Eats! 7 Extremely Delicious Recipes With BBQ Sauce

Susan Paige / April 16th, 2020 / No Comments

We might be right at the beginning of spring, but summer is quick on its heels! That can only mean one thing: Long days spent poolside, capped off by evenings around the grill. This season, will you be the basting king everyone wants to high-five?

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