Money issues are the number one cause of divorce and arguments, so before you decide to put your money where your heart is, it’s a good idea to discuss the following items with your partner.
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Money issues are the number one cause of divorce and arguments, so before you decide to put your money where your heart is, it’s a good idea to discuss the following items with your partner.

In honor of National Bike Month, I thought it would be appropriate to compare how investing is like riding a bike. Below are three ways investing is like riding a bike.
Many of us identify as middle class. It provides us with an identity that is respectable, and implies that we are “normal.”
What easier way to bring in income than with rental property, right? Don't let that rental income turn into a tax nightmare. Here's how to avoid the mess.
Credit card issuers, personal lenders, and insurance companies all use information garnered from your credit report to send you marketing mail. But your ZIP code can also provide information to marketers that use “big data” to get information about you and your habits.

When we think about growing our net worth, most of us think of actions like earning more money, paying down debt, and investing in appreciating assets. However, we sometimes forget that who we know can help us grow our net worth.

“Everyone knows that they should save,” Jerry Kelly says. “But not many people know how to get started.”
Chasing the highest dividend yield seems like a fool-proof strategy. After all, it means higher earnings each payout. And we all want higher payouts. Right?

But why would I take on more work at a time when I’m feeling a little frustrated, battling burn out, and working on my book? Before you say yes to a freelance job, consider the WHY behind your acceptance.
If you’re not careful, you might find that the dream job advertised online at places like Craig’s List is actually scam. Here are 5 signs your dream job is probably a scam.




