Congress finally managed to work together to pass a $900 billion economic relief package late Monday night. This is exciting to many people as this means many Americans will receive a second stimulus check from government. However, it’s not the amount that people might have hoped for. BBC.com informs…
Youtube is a worldwide phenomenon with over 30 million daily visitors watching over a billion videos every day. Viewers may see their favorite YouTuber as a celebrity of sorts. Think about it. A YouTuber appears on a certain time, day, and channel much like actors on your favorite TV shows…
If you’ve been a long time reader of mine, you might know that I’m a huge fan of professional wrestling. I’ve watched wrestling ever since I was a child, and though I might have cut back on how many hours of wrestling I watch per week, I’ve never stopped. …
I was watching Proactive Thinker about two weeks ago and saw a very interesting video suggesting the Stock Market will crash after the election. I enjoy the videos on Proactive Thinker a lot and usually agree with his content. But I disagreed strongly with the first half of his video…
Normally in my blogs, we discuss personal finance topics like building an emergency fund, paying off debt, and growing wealth through investing. But today I’d like to pivot a bit to something on most American’s minds. With just 7 days until Election Day as of this writing, I’d like to…
We’ve been talking about budgeting a lot; it’s a subject that’s very near and dear to me. I’m determined to help you find a budget that you’re comfortable with so you can start saving money and paying off your debt! I like to try to put myself in your heads…
I previously wrote an article on debt repayment methods. We discussed the advantages and disadvantages of the debt snowball and the debt avalanche.
Though many of us agreed that the debt snowball works best for most people, there were those of you who voiced your support for the debt avalanche…
At the time of this writing (June 2020), most eligible Americans have received their portion of the $1200 stimulus payment from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. While many are grateful to receive some assistance from the government during…
Adulting is HARD! And there are just so many bills to keep up with: rent/mortgage, car note utilities, household bills, and those dreaded student loans! All those bills when combined with your basic living expenses make it hard to enjoy life.
Many people manage their debt by trying to pay…
If you’ve been on YouTube for the past few weeks, you may have seen videos come up in your recommendations about a guy named Tfue. I’m a naturally curious person, so I decided to do some research and find out who this person was and what makes him so popular.
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