You might be wondering can you really negotiate rent prices A landlord has the right to increase your rental rate once your lease expires. At that point, you will, of course, have had a heads up of this happening. So should you sit around and just accept it or move out? No, you should try […]
[…] Read more: Can You Really Negotiate Rent Prices
Growing Money Smart 1 – Why Teach Investing and Wealth Accumulation
Why I want to teach about Investing and Wealth Accumulation Note: The following will read a bit oddly because I removed some personal family data, such as name, etc… Reason 1, What happened in the recent past, a brief family history: The Great Depression and our recent family history Before Great Grandma was born, life […]
The post Growing Money Smart 1 – Why Teach Investing and Wealth Accumulation
How to Spend Your Tax Refund This Year
I’m almost ready to file our taxes this year, and it looks like we’ll be earning a nice fat refund. It’s not always easy to know what we should do with the refund money though – do you blow it all or be responsible with it? The short answer is that you should incorporate both […]
How to Spend Your Tax Refund This Year
It’s All About Creating Income
I was listening to talk radio the other day (because pretty much all music these days is freaking miserable) and there was a guy who was trying to sell his “get rich quick with real estate” program. I wasn’t very interested in his real estate program, but I was really interested in his philosophy on money, because he summed it […]
[…] Read more: It’s All About Creating Income
Making Essiac Tea
Take a look at EssiacProducts.com for purchase information.
The post Making Essiac Tea appeared first on The Ultimate Juggle.
[…] Read more: Making Essiac Tea
My Investment Club – 2 Years Later
While the seeds were planted over 5 years ago it wasn’t until the end of January 2013 when I started an investment club with 8 other friends. The idea was simple enough, we would each put $500 in to start, and then every month thereafter we would automatically deposit $100 a month. Buy and sell […]
The post My Investment Club – 2 Years Later
How Will Your Kids Learn About Money?
By Melanie Lockert (our staff writer) Ever since I started on my financial journey to get out of debt, one thing has become apparent to me: most people don’t know anything about money management. Financial education is grossly lacking in school, and by the time we do finally learn about money, it’s usually because of […]
[…] Read more: How Will Your Kids Learn About Money?
Force Yourself to Save
Saving money isn’t easy. When you get that paycheck on Friday and you’re ready to hit the town and have some fun, it takes a lot of discipline (or a ridiculously huge paycheck) to be willing to save a good chunk of that money. Some people know themselves well enough that they won’t voluntarily save money, so they come up […]
[…] Read more: Force Yourself to Save
Kitchen Appliances
Recommendations: Single Cup Coffee Maker Juicer Dishwasher Wine Cooler Best Blender
The post Kitchen Appliances appeared first on The Ultimate Juggle.
[…] Read more: Kitchen Appliances
Calculating How Much Interest I Pay Monthly
I originally calculated how much interest I was paying to finance companies and banks in 2009. Re-reading the post I actually remember feeling very annoyed how much money was being spent just servicing my debt. While I updated the numbers some 19 months later, I haven’t looked into these calculations in over 4 years. Below […]
The post […] Read more: Calculating How Much Interest I Pay Monthly