Personal finance for hustlers and entrepreneurs
Buying a home can be intimidating. In September 2011, I bought my first home. I went through the process to find a place, get a mortgage, and close with the help and support of a great realtor and my own local market knowledge. Below you will find the full guide to how I found a …
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No matter what industry you work in, accounting and bookkeeping is a must for any business. From small, solo entrepreneurs who work online to larger operations with a physical location and multiple employees, you have to track your business finances for both taxes and making the …
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Love it or hate it, budgeting is one of the most important parts of managing your finances. While earning more is the only way get rich for most of us, understanding, managing, and controlling our spending will keep us on track to reach our financial goals. If you are a …
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As of this writing, I am in the midst of selling my condo and anxiously await the closing. But just five months ago, I thought that today I would be a landlord renting out my condo in Denver while living in Portland bringing in about $500 a month in profit to help me live the big …
Making money on the side has completely changed my life. Last year, I earned $30,000 outside of my full-time day job. That is more money than many people earn in a year, and I did it on evenings and weekends. The only thing that makes me special is my work ethic. Any smart person …
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No one wants to be broke, living paycheck to paycheck, or struggle with money. Everyone wants to succeed with their finances. But many people struggling with their finances don't know the details of how their money works. If you really want to succeed in personal finance, …
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