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5 Business Ideas With Low Investment Costs

Chonce Maddox / April 28th, 2017 / No Comments

Are you planning to start a business but do not have that many funds to turn your dreams into a reality? Check out some of these ideas! Not only are many of these jobs lucrative, none of them require much in the way of investment to get you started because they are digital businesses. With a digital business, you can cut many expenses like leasing out a space, utility costs, certain types of equipment...

Posted in: Business Tagged with: business, business ideas, career, digital business, online buusiness, work from home

Cheap TV Services: Best Alternatives to Cable

Chonce Maddox / April 5th, 2017 / No Comments

TV programming has programming has been around for entertainment for decades. Nowadays, there are so many interesting and addicting shows, that it can seem difficult to give up your cable subscription. Some of those great shows can be found watched on prime time networks, like CBS, NBC, ABC, and Fox– which can usually be accessed for free on your television. However thanks to the new digital...

Posted in: Entertainment and Leisure, Saving Money Tagged with: Amazon Prime Video, cable tv, cheaper TV service, cut the cord, Hulu, Netflix

What is Everyone’s Starting Credit Score?

Chonce Maddox / March 29th, 2017 / No Comments

Have you ever thought about what everyone’s starting credit score was before they even started building credit? Unfortunately, I made a mistake at one of my first banks which negatively affected my credit so when I finally checked my score, it was low. I always thought about what my score was or could have been at the beginning? Does everyone start with 0? Do they give you a few points in good...

Posted in: Credit and Debt Tagged with: build credit, credit score, starting credit score

What Happens When You Get Audited By the IRS?

Chonce Maddox / March 22nd, 2017 / No Comments

Tax season is here and some people either love this time of year or hate it. Each year taxes get slightly more complicated for me since I’m not self-employed and recently got married. When changes are made to your income, marital status, or assets, it’s likely that it can affect your taxes. Getting married, changing careers, and buying a house are all reasons to go over your taxes closely...

Posted in: Money Tagged with: tax audit, tax audit story, tax help, taxes