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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NYSE Reopens: What Are The Rules In Place?
On March of 2020, CNBC reported that the global COVID-19 pandemic forced a historic closure of the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange; a March 18, 2020 CNBC post noted that two employees at NYSE tested positive for COVID-19; the closure marked the “first time the physical trading floor of the Big Board has ever shut independently” to rely on electronic trading as it has ever since.
The...
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Fact Check Finance: Skipping Your Morning Coffee Will Make You a Millionaire
Will skipping your morning coffee make you a millionaire? Personal finance pundits love to tell people to give up what they love to become millionaires. One of the more popular soapbox sermons says that you are throwing money away on a daily cup of joe. If you saved it instead, it would make all the difference in your future.
How to be a Millionaire
Before I give my thoughts, let’s dissect the...
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Looking for a Free Personal Finance App? Here Are 4
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Personal finance apps range from couponing to budgeting to investing. You use your phone every day, but how many apps do you have related to money? Time magazine estimates that 60% of cell phone users don’t go longer than an hour without checking their phones. Why...
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How to Invest Like Warren Buffet
When Warren Buffet gives you advice on how to invest, you listen. Also known as the Oracle of Omaha, he is one of the most famous investors of the last century. He started investing at age 11, became a millionaire at age 32 and is worth $87.3 billion at age 88. It’s clear he knows what he’s doing, and he’s shared his advice in interviews, shareholders’ meetings, and random...
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