Tag: personal finance
Benner’s Prophecy: Is This Crystal Ball Real?
Let’s face it: we all want to know what the future holds. But is financial astrology credible? This historical document may offer us a clue.
3 Factors To Consider For A Washington D.C. Vacation
Washington, D.C., is seen as the centre of democracy by countless people around the world. With how central it is to world politics, it’s natural to consider having a Washington, D.C., vacation. You shouldn’t just hop on a plane and go, however.
Anti-Woke Warrior Stands Up for Shareholders
Running a company used to be about creating value. But increasingly, people are obsessing about virtue. Is this the wrong path?
Meet Bob: The Unluckiest Investor Ever
It doesn’t get any worse than this. Bob suffered market crash after market crash. But, incredibly enough, he still ended up a millionaire anyway.
Navigating the Real Estate Odyssey: From New Zealand to the U.S.
Dreaming of trading those NZ landscapes for the American Dream? It’s not just about hopping over; there’s a whole new world of real estate waiting for you. Let’s break it down, mate.
Who’s a True American? Tragedy and Hope After 9/11
September 11th was the worst terror strike on American soil. But for two men, it also led to an unlikely friendship filled with healing and compassion.
Our Broken Market: Fixing NZ’s Property Crisis
Over-regulation has created the perfect storm for housing in New Zealand. So what’s the solution? Well, it’s simple: common sense.
How Many Payment Plans Can I Have With The IRS?
When it comes to dealing with tax liabilities and outstanding balances, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) offers payment plans to provide taxpayers with a structured approach to settling their debts. However, it is crucial to understand the limitations and guidelines set by the IRS regarding the number of payment plans an individual can have. This article will look into the regulations and choices for individuals who are seeking installment plans with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
Surviving 9/11: The AirAsia Story
When 9/11 happened, millions of people saw the tragedy unfold live. It was a seismic event. But here’s how one man chose to profit from the fear.
The Allure Of Foreign Real Estate Investments: Your Key To Global Prosperity
If you’re reading this, chances are you’re someone with an insatiable appetite for growth, someone always on the lookout for the next big thing in the investment world. Well, it’s just that, it’s that hunger, that curiosity, that makes for successful investments. Foreign real estate investments are becoming more lucrative and more accessible for the average person out there. And this might just make it one of the best financial decisions a person can make. But as with any big financial move, it’s essential to tread with knowledge and understanding before diving right in. You need to know what it is that makes the wheel turn.
The Power of Vision: Your Financial Freedom Portfolio
Are you struggling with the problems of the present day? Well, looking ahead at the horizon of tomorrow can provide you with much-needed hope and happiness.
Epic Wealth Boom: The Biggest Transfer in History?
The scale of this event is staggering. Never before have we seen so much prosperity being transferred from one generation to the next.
How To Handle Your Estate Planning Process
If you are considering setting up your estate planning now that you have assets under your name that you want to keep secure, you have come to the right place.
Top Tips on Things to Consider When Buying a Property
Buying a property is an exciting time in life – especially when purchasing your first. It’s a chance to have a fresh start, take on a project, and upgrade from where you were before. Plus, when buying your property becomes an asset which you can sell later down your life and make some money from.
Why Real Estate Investment Is A Marvellous Venture
There are so many different investment opportunities in this world. Once you learn the right moves, you can make plenty of money and get the life you deserve. It can be seen as more of a gamble if you have less money and are in a pretty desperate position. You’ll typically make silly decisions because you feel they can provide good returns quickly. This is the wrong way to go about things.