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Budget Budgeting Wealth

Debunking popular myths about savings

If you are an older Gen Z like me, you most likely just ended college and were thrown in the job market (if you never had a job before that, of course, which is nice, but I can’t relate). This is the first that you are making enough money to live on your own and […]

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How To Build Generational Wealth (Part 3)

Have you ever thought of building a wealth that will secure your great-grandchildren’s future? It’s no secret that the rich always have an advantage, despite the constant speech on meritocracy and equal opportunity. Money doesn’t buy you happiness, but it does pay for a lot of essential things… In parts one and two of this […]

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The Ridiculously Thorough Guide to the Cycle of Poverty 

Let’s be honest for one minute; we live in a capitalist world, where most of us thrive to make more money to have a better future and buy everything we want. But did you know that the world’s richest 1% hold about 43.4% of the world’s wealth while adults with less than $10 000 make […]

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How to Ask Your Parents For Money Without Feeling Like a Child?

 You’ve left the nest and flew away to become your own person. You want to reach a point where you make your own decisions. You want people to take you seriously as a professional. And, you are craving for a flourishing career. However, just as you are ready to take the next step, you have […]

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How To Build Generational Wealth (Part 2)

Are you enthusiastic enough to be the next Rockefeller? In this article, I will list ways that will help you build wealth so solid that it will sustain one or more generations – now you have to get to work, as earning money is far from being a walk in the park. It is not […]

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How To Build Generational Wealth (Part 1)

Life would have been easier if you had graduated college without any debt, wouldn’t it? How we all wish our family had a inheritance that we could benefit from. There would be no need to buy a house or spend money on rent; we have a family house available which we would become the owner […]

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The most popular scholarship you can get for college

Getting a scholarship for college is a hassle that most of us middle and working-class kids are a little bit too aware of, but it is the nature of the game if you want to attend college and don’t have load parents who can buy your way into college. Trust me when I say I […]

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Do You Actually Wash Dishes At A Restaurant If You Can’t Pay?

Finally, you’ve done it! That lovely co-worker you’ve had a crush on has finally given you her number or that hunk from an online dating service didn’t turn out to be Ted Bundy. And, with butterflies in your stomach, you are finally set to go on your first date. Once you are done with the […]

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How To Invest With Little Money?

When we hear of “investing,” we usually picture people in suits trading millions of dollars. Nowadays, we hear about people investing all around us, and it seems like everyone is doing it, but it also seems like you’re the only one who can’t invest because you have limited capital. Let me tell you something: investing […]

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Budget Budgeting Money

What to do when you’re tired of being broke – part 1

Have you ever felt like you’re struggling to make ends meet? Like every time money comes in, it goes right back out? Do you also feel like you are constantly in a state where you feel broke? If you think this way, believe me, you’re not alone; most Millennials live paycheck to paycheck these days, […]

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