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U.S. Treasury Bonds Offers Risk-Free Investing Benefits

Allen Francis / June 5th, 2019 / No Comments

Anyone can invest. A true investor invests with a keen eye on returns. To make fruitful investments, you must understand how the financial market works. You have to know what you’re investing in, whether it be a stock or a company, and understand why it will grow in value. Investing is no child’s game. In fact, it isn’t a game at all. If you don’t know what you are doing, or, are prone to...

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Make $2,000 Fast Renting Your Home and Properties

Allen Francis / May 29th, 2019 / No Comments

The average, annual expenditure for most American household needs is about $60,000. Yet, the average American makes about $47,000 annually. Even in a household with two working adults, that means that every single dollar gets stretched as far as possible. The standard of living is very high in the United States. I have been studying how to make appreciable passive income with my home, car, and various...

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Money Pit Projects That Lowers Your Home’s Value

Allen Francis / April 17th, 2019 / No Comments

The American dream is to own a home, but the American hustle is to sell high and make an appreciable profit. For most Americans, the average price of a new home is about $380,000. Meanwhile, one out of every four homes lose some appreciable value. Some homes lose value due to the unpredictability of the housing market. Sometimes in life we cause our own worst suffering. Like with home renovation....

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Save Money Shopping Online With These Tips

Allen Francis / March 11th, 2019 / No Comments

Over 80% of Americans shop for all of their purchases online. About 15% of Americans shop online for purchases every single week. In 2015, online shoppers spent over $350 billion in online purchases. That equates to about 10% of all retail commerce. Shoppers who use Apple computers spend an average of $230 per online order, while PC users spend an average of $190. There’s a lot of money shopping...

Posted in: Money, Personal Finance, Saving Money Tagged with: online shopping