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November 4, 2019 Personal No Comments

Ally Turned Personal Finance Into A Game Of Augmented Reality Monopoly

Ally Turned Personal Finance Into A Game Of Augmented Reality Monopoly Learning about personal finance isn’t the most fun part of growing up, or growing older. Thinking about where to bank isn’t all the exciting either–unless you’re depositing a large sum of money or … Continue reading at forbes.com Kiplinger’s Personal Finance: Cut those streaming […]

June 8, 2019 Personal No Comments

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April 15, 2019 Personal 11 Comments

I’ve been using Mint for 3 years to track my spending and visualize my budget — here’s what it’s like to use the personal finance app

I’ve been using Mint for 3 years to track my spending and visualize my budget — here’s what it’s like to use the personal finance app Two angles facing left, which often indicate, “return to the beginning.” Two angles facing right, which often indicate, “advance to the end.” Mint is one of the most popular […]

April 13, 2019 Personal 11 Comments

Required personal finance class for NC students could mean fewer US history lessons

Required personal finance class for NC students could mean fewer US history lessons North Carolina high school students could be required to learn more about financial literacy, but it could come at the cost of learning less about U.S. history. Legislation going through both the … Continue reading at newsobserver.com Why personal finance is extra-complicated […]

August 6, 2016 Personal 2 Comments

How a personal finance failure can be a good thing

How a personal finance failure can be a good thing Just about everybody experiences money problems. Unless you’re born into the upper crust, odds are you or your family will go through some sort of personal finance catastrophe at some point. Actually, in all likelihood, you’ll probably go through many … Continue reading at usatoday.com […]

June 20, 2016 News One Comment

Finance news you need to know today

Finance news you need to know today HERE are eight things making news in business and finance today. 1. SYDNEY — A surge in oil prices has buoyed he Australian dollar ahead of the UK’s Brexit referendum vote this week. At 0700 AEST on Monday, the local unit was trading at 74.34 US cents … […]

May 1, 2016 News No Comments

Recent rise in yen ‘extremely worrying’: Japan finance minister

Recent rise in yen ‘extremely worrying’: Japan finance minister Japan’s finance minister said late Saturday the recent sharp rise in the yen is “extremely worrying”, adding Tokyo will take action when necessary. The remarks, which suggest Tokyo’s possible market intervention, came after the Japanese unit surged to an … Continue reading at timesofindia.indiatimes.com Here’s what […]

April 28, 2016 Personal No Comments

Personal Finance Gifts for the New Graduate

It is so amazing to be able to participate in this market right now. You can do so from the comfort of your very own home. As long as you have a computer that is connected to the Internet you are in business. You can begin trading with as little as 300 dollars. I will show you how to turn this 300 dollars into some serious money in no time at all. This should be a lot easier to do given the advantages that you know the 4x market has over its competitors.

According to Lubaszka, the U.S. dollar has lost more than 80% of its original value since the early 70's when we went to a floating currency, a situation not helped very much by the debut of the Euro in the late 1990s. Unlike American dollars, a portion of the Euro is gold-backed, a stability feature that has helped it outperform the dollar over the long haul. It is for this reason that many foreign investors have been taking money out of U.S. dollars and putting it into gold and oil instead, one explanation for why the price of both has continued to rise in recent months.

Michelle Henderson, a talent agency owner in Los Angeles, Calif. understands the stakes when it comes to investing. "As an agent I work in a commission-based world, and have to invest in both people and ideas all the time," she says. "Though I'd had bad experiences with stock investments in the past, I knew I would eventually find something that would work for me. I invested in a diversified metals portfolio made up of palladium, silver and gold, and earned a profit of 38% with the palladium alone. Staying focused on making money, and following World Financials advice, I was able to earn an above-average return and greatly increase the overall value of my assets safely."