Month: June 2022

How inflation is affecting the economy of middle class indians

In the going on the technology from the nineties to the twenties, we have viewed that the rate of items and offerings are growing yr […]

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How to financially prepare if you’re worried about a job layoff

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Financial adviser on the best way to get over the fear of investing

Learning this skill is the key to working less while still having an income – but there’s one thing standing in most people’s way. Most […]

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8 Money Tips for Seniors Suffering from Inflation

Why is this year different from all other years for seniors? Inflation. The latest numbers show a whopping inflation rate that’s the highest since 1982. […]

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Sustainable Investing From The Advisor’s Perspective

Episode 15 of The Green Investor Podcast from Investopedia (June 23, 2022) The Supreme Court is expected to issue a ruling this month that could […]

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TikTok Turns on the Money Machine

Alyssa McKayPhotographer: Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg ByteDance’s hit video app is on track to triple revenue this year to $12 billion, threatening Facebook’s hold on social media […]

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4 Recession-Proof Real Estate Investments for Your Portfolio

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Here’s Why All Women Should Consider Getting Disability Insurance

simarik / iStock.com Disability insurance protects your paycheck in the event that you are unable to work due to illness or injury. But if you’re […]

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How To Become Financially Independent, According to 3 Experts

lzf / Getty Images/iStockphoto For some, financial independence seems like an impossible dream and probably always will be. Others, who are more optimistic, might believe […]

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