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By Daniel Coyle6 years ago in Trader
WeBull Review: The Best Platform For Professional Traders
What is WeBull? Webull is a stock trading mobile app that offers a commission-free trading platform. They offer intuitive stock charts with plenty of technical indicators and tools for customizing your charts. They are SIPC insured and are regulated by the SEC and FINRA.
By John Smith6 years ago in Trader
Debit Card: How does Debit EMI work?
Getting a credit card is not always easy as it requires a good credit score. If you don't have a good credit score, you cannot get a credit card with higher credit limits. Also, the banks may provide credit cards at higher interest rates and charges. Thus, there are chances of rejection of a credit card application; however, if you want to make the purchase using EMI, you can still do it without having a credit card.
By Shivendra Singh6 years ago in Trader
We Need to Talk About Money
There is a stigma for people not well off when it comes to talking about money. It’s okay for millionaires to brag about what they’ve got, but if a poor person – relative to first world standards – discusses their bank account, they are met with judgement and unwarranted advice on how to not be poor.
By Rudo Christine Gwaze6 years ago in Trader
Is It Possible To Get A Loan With Bad Credit?
Trying to take a loan coupled with a bad credit score is a challenging experience. In the U.S., a score above 800 is considered excellent. The credit score ranging between 670 and 799 is considered as a good score, whereas 300 to 579 is considered as a bad credit score. If your score is less than 579, then you fall under the bad credit score category. A zero credit score is an outcome of poor management of your credit. It decreases your chances of getting approved for a loan from banks and other financial institutions as they consider you as a high-risk borrower. Their assessment is purely based on your credit history and past repayment behavior.
By Slick Cash Loan6 years ago in Trader
5 Tips for Better Budgeting and Money Management as a Student
Being a student is one of the most exciting chapters in the book of life, but it can also be one of the most challenging and stressful ones. Aside from the fact that you have to stay on top of your academic goals and keep pushing towards your dreams on a daily basis, you’re also faced with the difficult task of managing your finances, making money on the side to pay your rent, all the while putting enough money away to have fun and maintain a healthy social life.
By Marie Nieves6 years ago in Trader
How You Can Invest In Real Estate for the First Time
Real estate investment seems like a rich man’s game. After all, you need money to be able to put towards construction and development projects. It can seem like an uphill battle if you don’t have the funds at your disposal. However, there are some tips and tricks that can make investing possible for beginners too. It just takes some time and dedication.
By Mia Morales6 years ago in Trader
Choose The Right Money Lender For You
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By Jasper Taxton6 years ago in Trader
Covid-19 Could Change Your Concept of Growth and Value Stocks
Some expert opinions doing the rounds deal with the idea that if there’s anything the pandemic has done, it is turning the value investing and growth investing factors topsy-turvy. Marketwatch reports Kathleen Houssels and Stephen Dean introducing this idea in an article, on the basis of computational models. Houssels believes conventional investing factors have become redundant. That could be the case till markets get back to normalcy. Until then, following conventional factors could be walking down a blind alley, she says.
By Trade Zero6 years ago in Trader
