How to Invest in Trucking without Driving

Truck drivers have a challenging job. They must drive for hours on end and through all types of weather conditions. They must be able to successfully navigate tight city streets, especially in the bigger United States’ cities. And, they must be willing to be away from their families for days at a time. While many people can accept these challenges if they’re paid well, often truckers aren’t...
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Commodity Trading Books for Beginners

Often people choose to use a financial planner despite the cost because they feel overwhelmed learning how to invest. However, many resources are available to help you learn how to invest and grow your money. If you’re adventurous, you may want to explore commodity trading. These commodity trading books for beginners can help you learn more about this unique area of investing.
What Is Commodity...
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Swiss Bank Accounts for Non-Residents

Swiss bank accounts for non-residents are appealing because of their perceived anonymity as well as having certain perceived business and tax advantages. Swiss bank accounts for non-residents are possible but there are issues to be mindful of when considering opening an account at a Swiss bank.
The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FACTA)
For those who fondly remember the concept of a Swiss bank...
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How to Maintain Two Homes Efficiently

Many are tempted, but fewer have good ideas starting out how to maintain two homes efficiently. If you’ve ever been tempted to own a second home there are considerations to remember that can help you own and maintain two properties.
Before You Buy
If you are looking for a second home to purchase and need to buy on a budget, remember that government-backed mortgages such as FHA loans, USDA mortgages,...
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How Does Inflation Affect Purchasing Power?

How does inflation affect purchasing power? To begin to understand how it works, it helps to know what purchasing power is and how it’s defined. Investopedia defines purchasing power as “the value of a currency expressed in terms of the amount of goods or services that one unit of money can buy.” So when we discuss purchasing power, we aren’t in this context talking about how much money you...
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