personal finance
The ABCs of personal finance and investing; how to invest wisely and grow your wealth.
Debt: You might not want it but you sure do need it.
From a young age, we are told to avoid debt at all costs. Credit cards are taught to be the equivalent to the devils currency. Most of my friends avoided getting a credit card for years because they were under the impression that it was synonyms with debit. I am about to turn twenty-two, and the biggest lesson I have learned in my short stay in the ‘adult world’ is that debt, if done correctly, is a very good thing.
By Amanda Mitchell5 years ago in Trader
3 Questions about Money Everyone Needs to Answer to Find Peace
Real talk: This article isn't going to help you - but it might crystallise some of the problems you have with money and set you on a road to solving them. If you have answers to the three questions below, I think you'll have solved all your money woes. If not, join the club.
By Jamie Jackson5 years ago in Trader
TDS Section 194Q-TDS on Purchase of Goods w.e.f 01.07.2021
TDS Section on Purchase of Goods-TDS U/S 194Q TDS Section 194Q: In the Finance Budget 2021, the Finance Minister has announced to introduce a new TDS section 194Q i.e. TDS on purchase of Goods which is applicable from 1st July 2021.
By Arthik Disha5 years ago in Trader
Spring Towards Keeping Track Of Your Expenses
While the tax year for self-employed people who are unincorporated is January 1st to December 31st and we are now almost into spring, it is never too late to take care of basic bookkeeping. Or to set up a bookkeeping system that is inexpensive, simple, and user-friendly.
By Michael Trigg5 years ago in Trader
How To Get Out Of Debt
“Never spend your money before you have it.” — Thomas Jefferson Being in debt is a common complaint many people have. But if you ask them how much money they owe or whether they have a budget, you often get a blank look. And should you be bold enough to suggest that they cut back on some expenses, they either refuse outright or look at you as though you have two heads.
By Terry Mansfield5 years ago in Trader
Are 3 Months No Credit Check Loans Worth Considering?
No credit check loans are not only quick and easy but also premium alternatives to traditional loans. These loans in Australia are available with new features like installment repayments. Getting a fast unsecured loan with installment repayment options sounds crazy. The loan tenure here is short and unique. You can plan to pick the repayment schedule anywhere between 90 to 365 days, and the choice of tenure completely depends on your financial requirements and repayment capacity.
By Breezy Loans5 years ago in Trader
When You Die, You Can’t Take It With You-Not Even Digital Goodies
Nearly 8,000 people die in the US every day. Couple that with 4.7 million global internet users--4.3 billion on social media--and you have millions of people with digital assets in swelling financial portfolios. These assets need to go somewhere upon death.
By Musing Around5 years ago in Trader
Basics of Financial Modeling That You Must Know
Making a career in the finance sector is always a tough decision. But, advanced electronic applications and tools have made it really easier to choose financial analysis as a good career option. Many training institutes via live webinars offer interactive classes and engaging content to get deep with its concepts.
By Robert Jones5 years ago in Trader
9 Tips To Consider While Choosing Between EMI Or Pre-EMI
KEY OBJECTIVES This blog article is for home buyers and empowering them to make an informed decision based on their current situation of accommodation and income. This blog shall educate you on a total of 9 tips for choosing between EMI & Pre-EMI along with some more subjects:
By Magnolia Infrastructure5 years ago in Trader
Life: Asset or Liability?
2020 was a tumultuous and difficult year we all endured. This past year taught us that multiple streams of income is not a luxury, but rather a requirement. Ultimately, having money saved in the bank can be a lifesaver in case of emergencies. What better way to maintain money in your account than to have your money work for you, instead of the other way around. This is also known as passive income. Let’s explore a few ways on how to generate your income.
By Tyler Williams5 years ago in Trader
