December 2019 - The Outlier Model

Most Affordable States To Deliver A Baby Regardless Of Health Insurance

Allen Francis / December 25th, 2019 / No Comments

It has been said that the smile of a baby makes life worth living and fighting for. A baby’s smile can give you all of the inspiration you need to improve your life and strive for better, if you wish. What may put a frown on your face is how much costs to take care of, feed, and raise a baby. These costs always start before birth, like buying pre-birth medications like folic acid. Folic acid...

Posted in: Family, Health, Insurance, Money, Personal Finance, saving money, Saving Money Tagged with: affordable states to have a baby

The correlation between doing your accounting homework, moving up the career ladder and starting a profitable business

Susan Paige / December 19th, 2019 / No Comments

When you get down to working on the accounting homework assignment, you are probably wondering whether this knowledge will come in handy in future or not. That is the exact reason why so many students are either looking for help with accounting homework or start searching for accounting homework answers online. Surely, typing the phrase ‘do my accounting homework’ into Google search is easier than...

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Don’t Spend Money Accidentally Given to You by a Job or Bank – You’ll Regret It

Allen Francis / December 18th, 2019 / No Comments

When I was a college adjunct and academic adviser, almost 14 years ago, I had an unintentional but welcome financial windfall. The payroll department had accidentally paid me twice my normal pay via direct deposit. It was laughingly obvious to me with just half a glance at my bank account. I am a native New Yorker. New York City is a city with an astronomically high cost of living standard. I was...

Posted in: Business, Career, Career and Work, Legal, Money, Personal Finance Tagged with: accidental deposits

New Markets, Fresh Challenges for Canada’s Cannabis Sellers

Justin Weinger / December 17th, 2019 / No Comments

The current state of the cannabis market in Canada can be described in one word, which is crowded. Dozens of the nation’s largest growers, producers and marketers of the plant are already searching for creative ways to sell the product they’ve worked long and hard to create. That means going international, which can lead to an entirely new customer base. The downside of selling the plant and its...

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