Archives for January 2020

4 Great Films Inspired By the World of Finance

January 31, 2020 1 Comment

We watch movies every weekend night. My favorite genre is the War and thrillers. Whenever I get to see a movie on finance (management or mismanagement) I tend to see them first over my thrillers. I watched the movie “The Big Short” on the first day it was released. Here are 4 great films inspired by the world of finance.

The financial world has its ups and downs and history has shown that drama follows those in the market. From running boiler rooms and using high-pressure tactics to sell to betting against the market to make millions – it’s no surprise that the finance world has inspired some of the best films to grace Hollywood.

To a Financially Stable Early Retirement

January 29, 2020 1 Comment

For most people, retirement usually means easing into a worry-free life where you can spend more time with family and pursue hobbies you neglected while still working full time. But these days, one of the biggest concerns about retirement is not being able to afford a lifestyle without a steady source of income.

For those who have envisioned retiring earlier, the challenge doubles as financial security for early retirees seems like a daunting prospect. Fortunately, there are steps you can follow to ensure that you are financially stable by the time you decide to retire.

Saving for the Summer Holidays

January 23, 2020 1 Comment

With winter in full swing, it’s no wonder that most of us are already considering sun-filled holidays. A holiday is the best way to reward yourself for all your hard work and it’s good for your mental and physical wellbeing too. Your saving for the summer holiday should start now.

However, the one thing standing between you, a sandy beach and crystal clear waters is your holiday fund. It’s not easy to save for a holiday when there are so many other financial commitments and responsibilities to pay for.

5 Money-Savvy Tips to Use in 2020

January 21, 2020 Leave a Comment

The New Year is a perfect time to look back on your life and decide what things you’d like to change and where you’d like to find improvements. It’s always difficult to make resolutions, but under the right circumstances and with the proper motivation, it can be done.

This year, why not make it a resolution to fix your personal finances and get yourself out of debt? Besides signing up for a debt consolidation program, here are five money management tips that will help you achieve your goals.

What to Do When Automobile Repairs Go Wrong

January 19, 2020 66 Comments

Many car repairs are worth making when they go smoothly. But what if you drive your car away from the mechanic and find the repair hasn’t been done correctly—or hasn’t been done all? Thankfully, most mechanics are thorough and professional, and unpleasant instances are the exception rather than the norm. But it’s important to know what steps to take if you find yourself in a bad situation. So, what to do if your auto repair goes wrong?

What To Do When Auto Repair Goes Wrong

There are a number of steps that you can take prior and post the incident. Let’s first briefly talk about what preventative measure you can take.

Recovering Your Losses After Being Involved In A Car Accident

January 15, 2020 Leave a Comment

There’s no denying that being involved in a car accident results in various costs. However, while many drivers are well aware of more of the costs of the collision that can be claimed for, such as vehicle repairs, there are others that you may never have considered.

As some drivers opt to attempt compensation claims without legal representation, it is most likely that you will not be fairly compensated as you won’t be aware of all the costs you will be able to claim for.

No One Is Safe From the Data Breach Epidemic

January 13, 2020 1 Comment

The Cambridge Analytica scandal caused shockwaves on both sides of the Atlantic in 2018. Documents leaked indicated the company, run by Stephen Bannon, a former aid of Donald Trump, had misused data obtained from Facebook to build voter profiles. It was the worst data breach in Facebook’s history, with 87 million profiles affected. There were also claims of a link to Russia, which caused further outrage.

Senator Richard Blumenthal described the revelations on Twitter as “Wanton theft and chilling privacy invasion require immediate Congressional hearings – and action”.

Share Your Chase Card Referral Links to Earn Extra

January 9, 2020 5 Comments

One of the perks of owning credit cards is the ability to earn more cash or points through card referrals. We will talk about the chase card referral today. I’ll share my referrals and encourage you to share your referrals through comments so that each of our readers takes advantage of this opportunity. As my reader, you’ll earn some money on the side.

Earlier we talked about credit card rewards and travel hacking, where you can travel for free with accumulated miles and points on your credit cards. Referrals are an additional way to accumulate more points.

6 Steps to Healthy Diet While Traveling

January 7, 2020 4 Comments

It’s difficult to eat a healthy diet while traveling because you are away from home. Strange schedules, restaurant food, and endless snack buffets can wreak havoc on your diet. I admit burgers and sandwiches are our staple diet while on travel. We can’t stick to a strict diet plan when we are on the move

6 Steps to Sticking With Your Healthy Diet While Traveling

Travel is stressful which affects your metabolism, and it can be even more difficult to keep to a healthy diet if you are traveling with companions who are going out to eat and drink every night. While it can be a challenge, it is possible to eat healthy even when you are traveling.

Having A Baby? Are You Financially Prepared?

January 1, 2020 1 Comment

There are a lot of aspects of being a first-time parent that you simply cannot be prepared for. No matter how much you read or how much advice you get from friends and family, you don’t know what you are in for.

One thing that you should be prepared for is how much it will cost to have a baby. There is no secret that it is expensive and you need to have your financial ducks in a row before giving birth.

Archives for January 2020

4 Great Films Inspired By the World of Finance

To a Financially Stable Early Retirement

Saving for the Summer Holidays

5 Money-Savvy Tips to Use in 2020

What to Do When Automobile Repairs Go Wrong

Recovering Your Losses After Being Involved In A Car Accident

No One Is Safe From the Data Breach Epidemic

Share Your Chase Card Referral Links to Earn Extra

6 Steps to Healthy Diet While Traveling

Having A Baby? Are You Financially Prepared?

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