Tips For Surviving Financial Hardships

Navigating the treacherous waters of financial hardship can often feel like an insurmountable challenge. It's a storm that can strike unexpectedly, leaving even the most prudent sailors of life’s seas scrambling for solutions. In this journey, we’ll explore innovative strategies and unearth lesser-known lifelines to stay afloat during these trying times. The Unexpected Maelstrom: Financial

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How Much Home Equity Could You Borrow?

Are you wondering how much home equity could you borrow? The amount varies depending on each person’s situation, but the maximum a person can borrow is about 80 to 85 percent of the home’s value minus the balance owed on the mortgage. You can use a heloc calculator payment tool to figure out the amount

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Things That Beginner Forex Traders Should Consider

If you have been thinking about getting into forex trading, that’s great! There are many people all over the world who are already trading currency pairs. And with the right strategy, you might be able to make a substantial return on the money you put into this market. But before you get started, there are

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Reasons to Pay Off Your Debt

Debt Congratulations on wanting to pay off your debt. That likely means you’re serious, which is the attitude you’ll need to meet your goal. You’ll also need heavy doses of discipline, persistence, and patience. After all, according to a recent Northwestern Mutual study, just 32 percent of U.S. residents have no major sources of debt.

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How Consolidated Debt Solutions Work

While loans are a reliable source of finance, the inability to settle them can be damaging. Debt can affect your credit score and drain you and your loved ones emotionally as you may go through denial, stress, and sometimes panic when debtors start piling up pressure. That’s where a debt relief company comes in, with

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Financial Independence

By Patrik Shore Imagine hitting the gym in your 20s and 30s and never having to lift a single weight ever again, but still having a bodybuilder’s physique in your 60s. Would you do it? This is exactly how future financial planning works, and it is the only thing I can think of where you

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Go Long

Markets are tanking. Should I cash out? It is almost impossible to read about anything other than COVID-19 and we are no different. As a wealth manager, I can only pass on my ideas on what to do given the turmoil in the markets. There are many losers in these markets, but with every loser,

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The impact of Covid-19 on Vietnam’s financial market

Parts of Asia’s response to the coronavirus outbreak have been heralded in countries harder hit by the current crisis. China constructed makeshift hospitals in days, South Korea implemented widespread testing and contact tracing, while the likes of Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taiwan acted early and fast. Vietnam is another of those to have responded swiftly

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Just the Facts, Ma’am

Removing emotions when making investments, tears of joy or sadness will come later No one should be surprised by the seedy characters that come out of the woodwork during a time of vulnerability. Since the outbreak of the coronavirus across Asia and then the world, a number of investment scams have surfaced. If you’ve seen

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The Panama Papers

What is the scandal about and should you watch the movie? The biggest leak in history. Fix your washing machine. I wonder how many may have taken the time to watch the recently released film The Laundromat by Steven Soderbergh? It was based on the biggest data leak ever known. The Laundromat tries to tell the

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