Finance Tips: How to Make Money Without a Job and Why You Should
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on March 23, 2014
We’re back with a great list of finance posts from around the web!
How to Make Money Without a Job and Why You Should -brip blap
A great argument for alternative income sources. Diversifying your income and finding sources of passive or extra income are really great ways of protecting and growing your wealth.
6 Ways to Game Yourself Into Saving Cash – This article has some interesting ways to get you saving by making it into a game instead of viewing it as a chore. – MoneyTalksNews
5 Ways to Make More Money in Under 10 Hours a Week – I always think articles like these are great because so many different kinds of people are looking for ways to make extra cash as a way of getting their finances in better shape. -WiseBread
Another Voice That 3% Is the New 4% – I’ve been reading a lot of articles related to the retirement withdrawal rule with interest – would love to hear what readers think in the comments! -Save and Conquer
How Should You Go About Teaching Money To Kids? – I think this is a topic that parents of all means struggle with handling and this article had some good tips. -Personal Finance Journey
How the Little Things Really Do Add Up – This is such a good read for anyone who thinks the little things in their budget are not worth paying attention to. -Three Thrifty Guys
Projecting Retirement Expenses – I think this topic is on the mind of anyone trying to save for retirement – expenses are just so tricky to predict! -Lazy Man and Money
Daycare Costs – 9 Ways to Save Money on Childcare Services – Another great read for parents… -Money Crashers
How this Frugal Lawyer Reached $1M by Age 34 – I thought this was an inspiring read, especially coming from someone who works in a profession where “keeping up with the Joneses” is not an easy thing to avoid. -Million Dollar Journey
How to Find Money to Invest – I think this is a really important read for anyone who doesn’t think they have enough money to get started investing with. -CashMoneyLife