At first I had no idea about how to invest in the stock market, so I read approximately 35 eBooks from Kindle on my MacBook Pro within the course of two months. I simply demolished through them, some books where great others where just a reread of what I read from other books. In order to make money in the stock market, you must have a strategic game plan and stick with it. I personally learned some simple stock patterns early on and can now see them at a glance when I look at individual stocks. I am not a financial advisor, but my personal opinion would be that the stock market is getting closer to a collapse and investors should diversify their portfolio to hold more cash on hand and wait for the blood bath to be over to jump back into the market when stock prices are cheap then sell for a big profit. This is just my opinion and not financial advice. I would recommend investors to invest in more tangible investments such as launching your own business, real estate investments, start blogging, become an affiliate marketer, do photography, or start another business while simultaneously running your other business. If you do not have at least 4 sources of income, you better start hunting.

This is a follow up to my previous post titled money, money, money. If you haven’t read it, go check it out, it outlines my story into my personal debt problems and some tips as to how I’ m fixing it.

Happy Holidays everyone! It's hard to believe we are at the end of the year already. Hopefully you are looking forward to everything the new year has in store. Let’s wrap up 2019 right with some final insurance learning!

Buy Low...Rent Smart...Sell High! All sound good and are Smart Strategies For Real Estate Investment. With the very explosive stock market, numerous folks have converted to real estate as a more secure means to invest their hard-earned money.

Most people have fallen prey to questionable or non-existent investment schemes. In the process, they have lost a lot of money. Before you invest in a new venture, take your time and research to ascertain whether it is genuine or not. Take caution to avoid getting into the trap of fraudsters.

Entrepreneurs seek business loans to fund their startups, or for investing in a franchise. The cash infusion is inevitable, as it is required for continued business operations, to pay off salaries or rent, purchase inventory, or to take up other day-to-day business functions. In order to meet the needs, companies at times seek loans in lieu of collateral. The loans, in this case, are secured against a personal asset that can be redeemed in case a person defaults on a loan.

What would happen if you were to suddenly become injured or ill and were unable to work for several months? Would you be able to make your mortgage payment? Would you be able to continue paying off your credit card debt? Could you afford to cover your child’s daycare

Obama turned a very strong economy over to Donald Trump in 2016, and we have now experienced a record 10 years of steady growth. However, Trump has made a habit out of printing money and running up debt, and it's not hard to see that the good times aren't going to last forever.

Disclaimer, Popular-Biz is NOT a financial advisor, nor a broker. All information within this article is just methods free to use for saving and educational purposes. We suggest going to a financial advisor if you need more info.

Almost 45 percent of this amount is focused on refinancing, which means that Americans are in huge debt. Partially, the reason is that people aren’t aware of the loans’ nature. In this guide, we’re to tell you about the most important things about personal cash loans.

Advancing in your career and paying into Social Security has to lead up to one thing: your retirement. Of course, having a fulfilling retirement full of fun requires more than your monthly pension, and you need to plan out your investments so you can have a blast in your golden years.

When we go see a doctor, the front desk assistant gives us an application to fill out. We have to write down our name, address, date of birth, social security number, medical history and reason for our visit.