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How many hours a day do you spend on your phone? According to this study, the average American will spend four to five hours a day on their mobile phone. Millennials spend most of their time on social media or texting while baby boomers prefer using emails. Perhaps there is more to gain from scrolling […]The post 23 Money Making Apps That Pay Real Cash appeared first on Moneylogue.com.
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Just like everyone else, I love my daily cup of coffee. But spending $5 – $10 a day on my caffeine fix wasn’t agreeing with my budget. So, as an advocate of “living below your means,” I did what any respectable penny pincher would do and bought a decent home espresso machine. That was one […]The post How to Live Below Your Means and Still Enjoy Your Money appeared first on Moneylogue.com.
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Doctors are some of the most respected professionals, and one of the best paid. But despite the external trappings of wealth – expensive homes, luxury cars, exotic vacationing, etc., many of them struggle to make ends meet. Several reasons have been established for the notoriously lousy money management habits of physicians. The most pervasive is […]The post The Top Doctor Bloggers of Personal Finance appeared first on Moneylogue.com.
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Of all the reasons why we all end up in debt, our behavior is probably the only thing we can easily control. Understanding behavior that drives you into debts is the first step towards avoiding the burdensome trap of debts. For most people, nurturing a healthy relationship with their credit cards is the first step […]The post 9 Reasons Why You’re In Debt: It Starts With Your Behavior appeared first on Moneylogue.com.
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Retirement is a significant life-changing moment. One moment you are rushing against traffic to get to a meeting and the next you have the whole day to yourself for the rest of your years. Everybody wants to retire at some point and enjoy that retirement; you can reach that goal through careful planning and good […]The post 30 Popular Retirement Quotes to Brighten Up Your Day appeared first on Moneylogue.com.
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Living stingy may sound odd to many people. Yes, very odd, especially to those who see this as an aberration. To those who are used to extravagant or reckless spending lifestyle, stingy lifestyle may connote a sign of poverty. But one thing is certain; we’re the sole owner of our money (or wealth), hence we […]The post Living Stingy: Advantages and Disadvantages appeared first on Moneylogue.com.
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You are running for work or in a rush to pick up your kids from school and the worst, possible thing happens – your car is low on gas. Your tank is practically empty. Fueling up your car on gas is one of those things that become a chore you end up ignoring for as […]The post Is Costco’s Gas Price Cheaper Than Other Popular Gas Stations? appeared first on Moneylogue.com.
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As the name suggests, a savings account is a bank account that allows you to save your money in a secure place while earning some interest monthly or quarterly. This type of bank account usually requires little or no minimum balance. A personal savings account lets you put money aside, where you are less likely […]The post The American Express® Personal Savings Account: A Closer Look appeared first on Moneylogue.com.
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Pinterest is a social media platform which helps users discover valuable information on the web through images, videos, and GIFS. It is one of the fastest-growing social media networks. With 265 million monthly active users in the first quarter of 2019, the visual search engine is fast becoming a favorite of internet marketers and savvy […]The post 6 Popular Ways to Make Money on Pinterest appeared first on Moneylogue.com.
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Financial independence. What a beautiful phrase. But it would have sounded like honking if you told me what F.I. was right out of college. I wasn’t drowning per se in my fairly reasonable $20,000 student loan debt load, but I was making crap money. (I love that Steve is one of the few bloggers who curses. I get to […]The post The World Doesn’t Have To Make Sense appeared first on Think Save Retire.
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The Money Mix goal is to bring you the latest and greatest money and financial news, stories, and articles from around the personal finance world! We also want to share the love with the many talented personal finance writers out there by sending as much traffic as possible to their sites. The winner of the…
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Immediate gratification. It's the curse that causes impulse buys. You know what impulse buys are, right? It's like when you go to Best Buy for batteries for your laptop and come back with a new iPad, or, even worse, a newer model of your laptop. Okay, that might be a slight exaggeration. Stil… Don't think […]
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Happy Saturday and welcome to the 42nd episode of the ‘Blogger Confessions’ interview series on the blog. Today, I’m bringing in Jerry Brown from Peerless Money Mentor to talk about blogging and how they’ve managed to keep everything straight as a personal finance blogger. Jerry, take it away. Blogger Confessions with Jerry Brown from Peerless […]The post Blogger Confessions #42: Jerry Brown from Peerless Money Mentor appeared first on Think Save Retire.
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Let’s face it, we’ve all been in this situation: We’re at the grocery store for a gallon of milk, we see that bag of chips, 2 liters of our favorite orange soda or a 6-pack of beer and end up walking out with more than we wanted. Impulse buys. It happens to all of us,…
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