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The Top Items You Will Need for your new house

By Charlie Reinhardt on Monday, October 16, 2017

When many people purchase a new house there are always things you didn’t notice on the last inspection or didn’t even think about needing. To help you out please find a list of the top items you could use for a new house below. These items also make great gifts for someone you now has …

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Why Should Not I Pay Off My Home Loan?

By Charlie Reinhardt on Thursday, March 23, 2017

No one needs to pay a home loan any more extended than would normally be appropriate. It’s a bit unsettling to have a tremendous obligation approaching over you for a considerable length of time, piling on intrigue. You may even be enticed to pay off your home loan early in case you’re sufficiently blessed to …

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How Beneficial Is Working Significant Overtime

By Charlie Reinhardt on Saturday, March 18, 2017

Are you working more than 80 hours a week? Is over time working leading to happiness? Are you able to balance your life? Working significantly overtime does not always mean more earning or more happiness. Many end up working overtime because of the greed of earning more. Stop for a minute and analyses, are working …

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Emergency Savings Saves the Day During Financial Crisis

By Charlie Reinhardt on Wednesday, February 8, 2017

Savings in any form is good and better if you have an emergency fund stashed away to be used only during dire emergencies. Not many of us understand the importance of emergency savings till we actually encounter a crisis. Your personal finances can be shambles if you don’t have savings to fall back on during …

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Never Too Young to Start an IRA

By Charlie Reinhardt on Monday, February 6, 2017

You are never too young for an IRA and the earlier you start preparing for retirement, the better it is for your financial freedom. Investing for retirement should never be put in the backburner till you turn 25 or 30 or settle down with a permanent job. IRAs are a great option to start investing …

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Will It Be Possible To Get A 3.5% Or 3% Mortgage Loan? Would It Be A Good Idea?

By Charlie Reinhardt on Thursday, January 5, 2017

It is natural that people want to establish a better future where they can live successfully and happily with the important people in their lives including their family and friends. Definitely, engaging on a mortgage loan can be helpful regarding this matter. It is possible to get a 3.5 % or 3% mortgage loan. Meanwhile, …

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The 46 Best Ways to Save Money

By Charlie Reinhardt on Sunday, March 23, 2014

Check out the below list of the 46 best ways to save money. 1. Open a saving account and actually save money in it. Start small just $20 a month but slowly up that to $100 a month to make a nice rainy day fund. 2. Don’t waste money on things you don’t need. Always …

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Six Money Saving Tips from Warren Buffett

By Charlie Reinhardt on Monday, March 17, 2014

Check out the graphic below with six of the best money saving tips from Warren Buffett. On earnings: “Never depend on single income. Make investment to create a second source.” On spending: “If you buy things you do not need, soon you will have to sell things you need.” On savings: “Do not save what …

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Daily Financial Advice Mallard 2-25-2014

By Charlie Reinhardt on Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Daily Financial Advice Mallard 2-25-2014 When searching plane tickets online delete your cookies. Prices go up if you visit a site multiple times. As we have discussed in other articles having a job as a cashier at a store is not glamorous and at times can be downright boring. One of the best ways we …

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Daily Financial Advice Mallard 2-23-2014

By Charlie Reinhardt on Sunday, February 23, 2014

Daily Financial Advice Mallard 2-23-2014 If you’re ever homeless spend your remaining money on a 24-hour gym membership. You’ll have a place to go at night, access to showers, and a locker to store all your belongings. Of course no one ever wants to be homeless or be in that situation but having a gym …

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