personal finance
The ABCs of personal finance and investing; how to invest wisely and grow your wealth.
Use Excel To Excel At Shot Selection
One of the things I love about coaching is encountering ideas and concepts from other fields of endeavour, and adapting them for use in squash. A little while ago, I was reading some Reddit posts and one was about "finance and how to spend your money" and it got me thinking about whether I could use the concept in squash.
By Phillip Marlowe5 years ago in Trader
How to win a credit card lawsuit
You can have such a huge amount of debt that you think you cannot pay it. If you stop paying a creditor entirely, you risk being sued, even if the debt shows up as written off on your credit report. Creditors typically file lawsuits in hopes of obtaining a court judgment against you, to force payment of the debt owed through garnishment of wages, property, and other aggressive means. Even though the odds may seem to be against you, there are some valid solutions you can use to reverse the situation and win the lawsuit.
By Rising Star5 years ago in Trader
10 Reasons Why Most People Invest in Expensive Acid Kuba Kuba
You can bet that the paradigm is always in a shift. The paradigm of cigars today can never be more varied. Some smoke cigars for pleasure, others keep boxes of high-end cigars as prestigious marks, yet others have their expensive cigars lit to mark an important celebration.
By Louie Missap5 years ago in Trader
After Woman Saved N2.5M In Her Account, You Won't Believe What The Bank Told Her.
This is a nightmare. Like many people in this world, many of you I’m sure reading this story – I have a savings account. For most adults today, it is important to. It comes in many forms – an emergency backup account or a savings account that you just keep throwing money into so that it compiles and you have change laying around somewhere.
By Jide Okonjo5 years ago in Trader
Pay to Delete
As a consumer, having good to excellent credit places you in a financial position to stay in control and pay no more than necessary, especially as you seek to make large purchases, such as a house or car. But sometimes, life throws you for a loop, your finances take a hit - and so does your credit.
By LaTisha Griffin5 years ago in Trader









