https://walletsquirrel.com -
Let’s end 2020 with a bang, and what better way than with our Income Report? Ok, let’s be honest. We end every month with our Income Report because we freaking love these things. It’s a chance to reflect on all the passive income, active income, and progress we’ve made on Wallet Squirrel! What We Accomplished […]
The post Income Report – December, 2020 appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
Looking for the newest and best investment apps? We’re here to help you find the perfect app to improve your finances. Remember when you had to call up your broker or financial advisor to buy a stock or scan the newspaper for the latest quotes? No? Me either. But I heard it was rough. With […]
The post 12 Best Investment Apps You Might Not Know About appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
First off, this is not every idea on the planet for a website idea, but these 105 epic website ideas are a great starting point for inspiration! Your goal should be to scan this list of website ideas and find what you personally connect with. The more you connect with an idea, the better your […]
The post 106 Epic Website Ideas For Launching A Money Making Blog appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
To many, college feels like a free-for-all — a time when young adults can experiment with freedom but continue to enjoy the safety and security of an academic setting. Though some college students work to pay their expenses, many more rely on student loans, savings, and their parents’ money to fund their four years of […]
The post Major Money Mistakes College Students Typically Make appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
I’m about to save you thousands of dollars. All the money you spend in your life, or even an average month. Chances are one of your largest expenses is food. It happens literally to everyone. Eating Out Is The Worst For Your Wallet So when people start to track their budgets, they always come to […]
The post The PBJ Theory, Please Quit Complaining About Food Budgets appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
Finding out a celebrity’s net worth feels like an American pastime. Whether it’s wondering how much Will Ferrell is worthwhile watching Elf or Anchorman, or Googling LeBron James’s net worthwhile watching the NBA finals – something is captivating about looking up someone’s net worth. However, for some reason, few of us know what our own […]
The post Net Worth by Age: How Do You Compare? appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
We’re thankful for this blog and everything we have accomplished in 2020! We’ll start with that, and dive into our favorite monthly posts, Income Reports! These are a chance for us to be transparent about the income we make from blogging as well as recap over everything we do as cool bloggers! What We Accomplished […]
The post Income Report – November, 2020 appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
Let me preface that I used to be a waiter so I understand the value of tipping, but as a customer, tipping is the worst! It’s psychological warfare at the end of every meal that results in either anxiety that you haven’t paid enough or havoc on your wallet for paying too much. Then exactly […]
The post Oh My Goodness I Hate Tipping, It Ruins My Budget and Anxiety appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
In a perfect world, you’d wake up every day and live the life of your dreams. Unfortunately, however, this is easier said than done. Sometimes, you need the support of a professional such as a life coach to achieve your unique goals. From young professionals to leading athletes, people from all walks of life often […]
The post What is a Life Coach? (and Why You Need One) appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
Peer-to-peer lending is slowly changing the financial landscape, giving alternatives to both borrowers and investors. The peer lending market is expected to hit $312.6Bn this year, fueled in part by technological advancements in the industry that help platforms quickly evaluate loans. Despite setbacks over the years, grey areas in regulation, and other challenges, today’s industry […]
The post Here is Everything You Need to Know About Peer to Peer Lending appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
It is jaw-dropping when the news announces So-And-So has been released on bail for $400,000. Many people have never been in that situation to know what is bail, how does bail work, and do you get bail money back. Here’s a short recap on everything you need to know about bail and the money behind […]
The post How Does Bail Work and Do You Get Bail Money Back? appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
As we wrap up Fall, we continue to provide a transparent look at Wallet Squirrel through another monthly Income Report! These Income Reports are always a favorite because it helps us celebrate everything we’ve been up for the month. Plus for our readers, it’s an incredible peek behind the curtain at running our website. We […]
The post Income Report – October, 2020 appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
It is guest post Friday! Today we have a guest post from Dennis Li who is the co-founder of Reeske. Dennis is going to talk about how much life insurance we actually need. As I now have two kids, a wife, and a home this is something that weighs on my mind almost daily. I […]
The post How Much Life Insurance Do I Actually Need? appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
There is no bad time to become a blogger. Simply the sooner you start, the larger a blog can grow. In this article, we’re going to show you how to start a money-making blog in under 5 minutes.
The post How To Start A Blog in 2020 That Makes Money Day 1 appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
Written by Kelly Sagert, Perhaps you’ve gotten a raise or a bonus, and you want to pay off the remaining balance on a personal loan. Is that possible? The short answer is “yes” and, in many cases, it can be a wise decision. After all, when you get extra cash, it can often be beneficial to […]
The post Can I Pay Off A Personal Loan Early? appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
Sadly it was not until my early 30’s when I started to mature with my personal finance moves. I guess I can say, “Better late than never.” but I still get a knot in my stomach every time I think about the time I wasted. Today I want to talk about 10 personal finance moves […]
The post 10 Personal Finance Moves I Wish I Knew Before Turning 30 appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
On Wallet Squirrel it is our job to find the most creative ways to make money and test them. We have tried most of the ways below, and what we haven’t, we reference national publications. Making this one of the most comprehensive “Ways To Make Money” lists on the internet.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
Last month’s Income Report was such a success that we decided to do another one! Just kidding, we’ve been sharing these Income Reports since 2015 as a way to share how easy (or hard) it is to earn extra money online and what it’s really like starting a blog. Overall, it’s been a blast and […]
The post Income Report – September, 2020 appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
Who knew you could create your own cookbook? I had no idea! I thought this was something only for the famous cooks on the Food Channel. When I heard Mel, today’s guest was releasing a cookbook, I was blown away. I knew I had to see if she would share her story with the Wallet […]
The post Side Hustle Spotlight: How to Write a Cookbook appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
https://walletsquirrel.com -
How much cash do you keep in your wallet? We are regularly becoming a cashless society with credit cards and digital transactions becoming the primary forms of money transfer. Even mega-company Starbucks continues to play with the idea of a completely cashless store, only accepting credit cards and mobile apps. More and more people don’t […]
The post 7 Good Reasons I Still Carry Cash, Please Don’t Rob Me appeared first on Wallet Squirrel.
