Category: Personal Finance

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Is A Healthcare Business Something You Would Be Interested In Opening?

Is a healthcare business something that you would be interested in opening? If you have been thinking about opening a business recently, and you are interested in helping people in one way or another, then this could be the best choice for you. Of course, there are many different kinds of healthcare business, and it’s about identifying what you think you would be best at, and where the gap in the market is for this. 

4 Essential Tips For First-Time Homebuyers

Deciding to buy a property for the first time is a major life decision that can be exciting and nerve-inducing in equal measure. Yet, while the emotional side of things is often what drives the process, it’s usually best that first-time buyers take a more methodical approach (or at least, endeavor to make sure that it at least has a say in proceedings). In fact, this is a good approach for all property buyers, but it’s especially recommended for first-timers due to their relative lack of experience. 

Beyond Budgeting Smart Habits for Building Lasting Wealth

In today’s world financial stability seems more elusive than ever. Traditional budgeting alone can’t always create long-term wealth. Society teaches us to save money, stick to budgets, and live within our means, but millions struggle to do this. They live paycheck to paycheck and can’t prepare for emergencies or retirement. Understanding that we can grow wealth without being tied to conventional budgeting opens the possibility of lifelong financial freedom.

Estate Planning Mistake To Avoid

For many people, estate planning is often pushed to the back burner. There are simply other, more important things to do than thinking about what is going to happen once you die. However, skipping or even botching your estate planning can lead to serious consequences, both for yourself and your loved ones who have to deal with your estate once you have passed. While executing state planning might seem pretty straightforward, there are many common mistakes that people make time and time again. This post will examine these mistakes so you can avoid them.

Simon Angelo: Unseen Incentives, Uncommon Results

What drives people to make prosperous choices? Well, it’s all about the right incentives. Here’s why value-driven investing always starts with insight and discipline.

Avoiding Retirement Penalties: What Small Mistakes Could Cost You Big

Each year, thousands of retirees end up paying extra taxes and penalties—sometimes without even knowing why. According to the IRS, the most common reason is simple: they missed a rule, a deadline, or failed to update something they thought was fine. These aren’t massive errors. In fact, most are small and avoidable. But once you’ve made them, the financial impact can be serious.

Trump’s Tariff Poker: Fear, Leverage, and Alpha

Yes, the threat of tariffs is unnerving. But is it simply the art of the deal? Here’s why investors should use this as a chance to advance, not retreat.

The Quiet Evolution of Cross-Border Wealth Management Strategies

In the intricate world of modern finance, cross-border wealth management has steadily evolved, driven by a need for transparency, efficiency, and resilience against regulatory upheavals. The traditional image of discreet offshore accounts held for secrecy has been reshaped by global standards, digitization, and shifting client expectations. Private wealth is no longer confined within national borders but now navigates a labyrinth of jurisdictions, compliance frameworks, and technological tools.

Business Success: Magatte Wade’s Story

What does it take to achieve prosperity? One African entrepreneur reveals some stunning truths about her personal journey.

Winning Strategies For Presenting Your Business Idea In An Investment Meeting

Very few business ideas can get off the ground without securing investment from someone. Even those who have savings often require the help of venture capital, a bank, or funding from friends and family to really get things up and running. 

Portfolio Update: June 2025 — 12.55% in 6 Months and Still Hungry for Value

This past month has given us a burst of geopolitical volatility. But look past the media hysteria. For gutsy investors, this was a ‘sliding door’ moment to deploy cash.

Turning $1,000 Into $2.1m: How I Missed 1985

The global economy is switching gears. A new AI arms race is heating up. Could this be a rare value opportunity in a rapidly evolving market?

Is Customer Feedback Really the Linchpin of Your Business?

The right investments in your business will unlock growth in so many different ways. But while you may think you have to push marketing a bit more or potentially hire a few more staff members, sometimes it’s those little things that really can help you understand your business inside and out. Customer feedback is one of the clear engines that drive growth, loyalty, and innovation. Let’s show you why customer feedback really is the linchpin of your business.

Simon Angelo: Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained

Do you want to seize greater opportunities? Well, if you do, then you have to be willing step off the beaten path. Here’s why it pays to think differently.

America Strikes Iran: Safe Havens Shine

As Middle East tensions flare, we’re experiencing a jittery mood. But has the fear been oversold? Here’s why investors could use this as a chance to buy.