James Hendrickson, Author at The Outlier Model - Page 5 of 10

How to Help Loved Ones Manage Their Money

Do you need to help some family members manage their money? Here are some great tips from USA.gov that will help!

James Hendrickson / July 28th, 2015 / 1 Comment

This post is a contributed post from USA.gov. See their Financial Self-Defense Kit for advice on how to build financial confidence as well as safeguard your finances. Managing your finances can be hard. Managing the finances of an older relative or friend can be even harder. You want to honor your loved one’s wishes and respect his or her boundaries, but at the same time you need to act in the...

Posted in: Money

Bad Credit Personal Loans

James Hendrickson / July 22nd, 2015 / No Comments

The prime thing that we need in an emergency crisis is money in this world. You can take it from emergency savings fund, but at many times the money which needed is a lot when compared to the savings fund. At this time we would approach banks for asking personal loans. They will verify our past transactions and credit score. If we have a good credit then the loan will be sanctioned else they would...

Posted in: Guest Post

How to Balance Life When You Go Back to College

work-life balance, balance life, going back to college

James Hendrickson / May 8th, 2015 / 1 Comment

It is a huge challenge nowadays in today’s busy world how to prioritize work, personal life and even more so if you are studying at the same time. We only have 24 hours in a day and it feels as if we need more just to give time and to balance everything out. So how can we achieve a work-life balance? First thing to keep in mind is to set your priorities. Figure out what it is you want, not what it...

Posted in: Education

Simple Ways to Save Money Without Sacrifice

James Hendrickson / March 19th, 2015 / No Comments

The recession forced many people to look at their expenditure. Some became under real pressure as unemployment figures soared. They have come down in the USA to prerecession levels but there are still some worrying statistics. Credit card debt is rising once more at a time when the lessons of the recession should still be fresh in everyone’s mind. It makes more sense to consolidate and look at...

Posted in: Guest Post