Debt Management

Managing Cash Flow To Fund Your Kids College Education

Managing Cash Flow To Fund Your Kids College Education

The cost of college is not the same for everyone. Not everyone who goes to the same school in the same year will pay the same amount for college. The cost of college is individual to each family, and it’s based on a few factors used in the financial aide calculation. That calculation includes parent’s income, parent’s assets, student’s income and student’s assets.

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How GameStop changed the way we think about the stock market.

How GameStop changed the way we think about the stock market.

Where is it written that, in order to make money in the markets, you have to lose 30%, 50%, or even 70% of your money? Do you ever feel like you’re playing a rigged game? A game that’s set up for them to win and for you to lose? Find out how you can develop a strategy that would prevent you from ever losing money ever again!

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What am I doing wrong financially?

What am I doing wrong financially?

Do you make a great income, but still can’t seem to get ahead financially? Are you doing all the right things, paying cash for purchases, keeping your debt at a minimum and saving as much as you can for your future, but still feel like you’re living paycheck to paycheck? Well, stick around to the end of this video, because we’re going to pull back the curtain on conventional wisdom and show you exactly why you can’t seem to get ahead.

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How do I pay off my debt?

How do I pay off my debt?

Are you thinking about paying off debt? Did you know that the average American household now carries over $137,000 in debt? Also in a recent survey, it was found that the average American households spends 34.5% of their after-tax income, just to pay their debt. If you’re working that hard just to pay off your debt, how in the world are you going to be able to save? Watch to the end of this video to find out how you can make your money work for you

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