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7 of the Most Common Investing Mistakes to Avoid

Jenny Smedra / November 17th, 2022 / No Comments

Although it’s not part of the classic curriculum, investing is an important part of your adult education. And, it’s a very necessary one if you ever plan to save enough for retirement. But, portfolio gains are rarely linear. Even the most conservative investors are subject to losses during market fluctuations. However, others suffer huge losses or miss out on opportunities due to a foolish...

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Can You Still Qualify for Student Loan Relief?

Jenny Smedra / October 20th, 2022 / No Comments

Student loan forgiveness has become a contentious issue. Although there is no compensation for those who have already fulfilled their financial obligations, millions are struggling to pay off their debt decades after graduation. Student debt is crippling an entire generation of young adults and is making it difficult to build wealth. Therefore, the Biden administration has announced its plan for student...

Posted in: Debt, Education Tagged with: student loan relief, student loan relief program

10 Thrift Store Finds That You Can Take to the Bank

Jenny Smedra / September 22nd, 2022 / No Comments

As many people are looking for new side hustles or ways to generate cash flow, thrift stores are becoming a treasure trove of unrealized wealth. Although many people believe their old junk has no value, thrifters and upcyclers know better. If you are looking for ways to turn second-hand items into profit, here are 10 thrift store finds that you can take to the bank. 10 Thrift Store Finds...

Posted in: Minimalism and Frugality, Personal Finance Tagged with: thrift store finds

Is It Possible to Un-Quit a Job?

Jenny Smedra / August 11th, 2022 / No Comments

Leaving a job or handing in your resignation is a huge decision. It’s one that you should make with careful consideration and not in the heat of the moment. However, we are all human and sometimes make choices we wish we could take back. But, what happens if you realize you made a mistake? Is it possible to un-quit a job, or are you stuck with the consequences of making an impulsive decision? Why...

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