Top 5 Jobs For Deaf And Hearing Impaired
Are you interested in top jobs for the deaf and hearing impaired? When I was given the assignment to write this piece (some are assigned, some are not) I felt a sense of trepidation. I firmly believe in the motto that has circulated around Hollywood and elsewhere regarding representation in culture; “It can’t be about us without us” is a mantra I live by, and this topic is no exception. Transparency...
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How Procrastination Can Save And Cost Money
How does procrastination save money? It sounds like a pretty absurd concept compared to the question of how procrastination can COST money. And it’s true that in many cases, looking to procrastination to help you save is a truly dumb idea unless you are not talking about blowing off your financial commitments in favor of staying liquid in a financial sense. How Procrastination Can Help You Save No-spend...
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3 Reasons You Should Start an Investment Club
If you and your friends have thought about pooling your resources to create an investment club, then you should go for it. I’ve considered the idea but have, regretfully, failed to execute. Maybe it’s because I didn’t fully understand all of the benefits. Here are three reasons you should start your investment club. Share the Wealth and the Risk To begin with, you have access to...
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4 Things Gaming Taught Me About Money
One way I learned about personal finance and business is online gaming. I know it seems farfetched, but it’s been eyeopening. Here are four things gaming taught me about money. Work For It The first lesson I learned about money is that you have to work for it. You may start with nothing, but if you work hard and seek it diligently, you can find more. I refuse to spend real money on games unless...
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How to Recession-Proof Your Finances
If you think you can’t recession-proof your finances, then think again. The signs are all there of a looming economic downturn, but you can protect yourself. The key is to start now. What is Your Starting Point? First, you need to review your financial situation. Review all of your accounts, even those you thought you closed but didn’t. Write down your payments, their due dates, and their...
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