Money
Some economists might argue that recessions may not be inevitable, but they typically occur about once every ten years and usually follow periods of strong economic growth.
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Despite stereotypes, millennials make up the largest group of homebuyers. Is it still considered a wise investment?
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Although many people rely on their employer-sponsored 401(k) for the majority of their retirement planning, there are other options available that don’t require traditional employment or that can be used to complement your employer-sponsored plan.
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Talking about a heavy subject like debt and making a plan to get away from it can feel stressful and scary, especially if you feel like the other person is judging you for the issues you face.
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Cryptocurrencies and NFTs might feel like an exciting way to expand your portfolio, but is it the smartest move for you?
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Filling in any gaps you may be missing or working on areas that need improvement can be a great way to help you advance your career.
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It’s essential to do your research and ask the right questions to know that the person you’re working with has the skills and certifications needed to keep your business running smoothly.
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Buying a home is supposed to be part of the American Dream, but that may soon be changing.
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Being a bootstrapper is also an incredible education: You’re constantly learning and adapting. It’s the most exhilarating feeling I know. At the same time, you’re aware of every detail, at least at the start, and can make changes quickly when problems crop up
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The reality is that not everyone will want to pay what your product or service is worth; however, walking away without trying could mean walking away from revenue, not to mention pride.
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