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Should You Become an Absentee Landlord?

James Hendrickson / November 15th, 2016 / No Comments

Today we have a guest post for you from Listen Money Matters about whether or not you should consider becoming an absentee landlord to create another stream of income. The idea of investing in real estate in order to turn it into a rental property and gain a steady income might sound appealing, but there can be both positive and negative effects of following through on that idea. In addition, if any...

Posted in: Real Estate

How to Use SEO to Boost Your Business

James Hendrickson / September 10th, 2016 / No Comments

Why use SEO Search engine optimization (SEO) is the way to improve your website’s rankings in a online search. A higher ranking means your business site comes nearer the top of list of the search results displayed, and people are more likely to visit sites they find on the first few pages of the search. SEO in itself is big business – just search on Toronto SEO to find all the local companies...

Posted in: Business

Expensive Credit Card Needs Your Attention

James Hendrickson / September 7th, 2016 / No Comments

The average credit card debt per household carrying card balances in the USA exceeds $15,000. Credit card companies are delighted because they make their money from charging a high rate of interest on that debt at the end of each month. Where would they be if everyone paid off their balances in full each month and used their credit cards purely out of convenience? The probable answer is that they would...

Posted in: Credit and Debt

8 Ways to Save on a Night Out

James Hendrickson / September 3rd, 2016 / No Comments

Saving money doesn’t mean you have to say goodbye to nights out. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just wanting to catch up with friends, hitting the local nightlife scene every once in a while is a pleasure not even the most frugal of frugals should have to forego. Partying on a budget is easier than you might think, furthermore. You can make significant savings just by keeping...

Posted in: Saving Money