June 2019 - Page 2 of 3 - The Outlier Model

5 Steps When Introducing Investment Products to Family

Susan Paige / June 24th, 2019 / No Comments

We save money for specific reasons. Maybe you want a new car, you want to remodel, or you are planning a vacation. Saving is the perfect way to build up your finances. However, it has low returns, and at the end of the day, you are only entitled to your savings amount and the interest. But, what do you do to your money after saving for some time? For most people saving is a bridge to investment since...

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Unique, Last-Minute Father’s Day Gifts

Allen Francis / June 16th, 2019 / No Comments

Did you know that most people are more likely to spend more money on a Mother’s Day Gift than on a Father’s Day gift? About $12 billion will be spent on buying Father’s Day gifts every year compared to the $23 billion that we spend on Mother’s Day. The average American spends about $135 on a Father’s Day gift and about $186 on a Mother’s Day gift. Anyway, you look at it, Mom just seems...

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51% of Americans Use Public Pools as a Bathing Substitute

Allen Francis / June 13th, 2019 / No Comments

Do you believe in the, “cleaner behind than thou,” theory? That is the chance you take every time you jump into a public pool. I have never liked visiting public pools or water parks. Ever since I was a child, I just found them to be creepily unhygienic places to visit. For one thing, I have never enjoyed unclothing in front of scores of strangers to change into a bathing suit. There may be curtains...

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The Top 11 Delicious At-Home Recipes For Picky Kids

Susan Paige / June 5th, 2019 / No Comments

You went through sweat and frustration for an hour, and the reaction to it is not what you wanted or deserve. Your kids are screaming again about how they don’t like the fresh vegetables you grilled and how the chicken has too much seasoning. This is the last thing you wanted after a day in the office. jQuery(window).load(function(){ var s = document.createElement("script"); ...

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