If you listen to the financial industry’s propaganda, you might believe that having a low credit score means you will end up sleeping under a bridge and foraging for food in garbage cans. Nothing could be further from the truth. ...
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The Off-Grid Benefits Of Offshore Banking
Most financial advice tells you how to make money, but it’s rare to hear expert advice on how to protect and keep your money safe. For example, what if someone sued you following an automobile accident – and cleaned out ...
Read More »Walmart Is Plunging (And 5 Other New Reasons The Economy Should Frighten You)
Walmart’s management team dropped a financial bombshell this week that sent US stock prices tumbling, revealing that sales will remain flat at the world’s largest retailer and earnings could drop by 6 to 12 percent. That led to it having ...
Read More »How To Beat The Holiday Blues
The song lyrics tell us to be merry and jolly. The grocery stores beckon with the fixings for home-baked treats. The mall is filled with shoppers hurrying about with bags of gifts. Television and social media are filled with toys, ...
Read More »Feeding The Family When Money Is Tight
It’s almost the end of the month and payday is just around the corner. You’ve done pretty well all month with feeding your family healthy, non-GMO foods you feel good about. But you’re in the final stretch. The cupboards are ...
Read More »Burst The Student Loan Bubble & Avoid College Debt
As another fall term of college starts, another blast of hot air enters the burgeoning college loan bubble that exists in this country. Out of our more than 20 million college students, about 12 million, or 60 percent, borrow money ...
Read More »Spend Money Without Being Tracked
The sad truth is that most Americans have no choice but to use the financial system. To do things like make mortgage payments, pay your taxes, or collect your salary or payments for business services, you need to use the ...
Read More »Study Shows Welfare Pays More Than Minimum Wage
It is financially more lucrative to remain on welfare than work an entry level job in 35 states and the District of Columbia, according to a new CATO Institute study. Entry-level or minimum wage jobs once were the positions which ...
Read More »Enjoy Today, Prepare For Tomorrow
So you’ve got a good job, a nice home, and two cars in the garage. There’s food in the fridge, the bills are getting paid, and life is good. Why worry about life? It seems to be in order. Well, ...
Read More »How To Protect Your Money For Financial Survival
Here’s a dirty secret that many preppers don’t want to admit: They are better equipped to survive physically than financially. By survive financially I mean being able to pay bills, buy food, and put a roof over your family’s head ...
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