Tag: personal finance
7 Factors to Focus on When Expanding Your Contractor Business
If you are a general contractor and you are at the point where you are looking to bring more people on board, perhaps upgrading from a solo worker to a small business, there is a lot that you have to consider. It’s not the easiest thing in the world, especially when you’re used to working by yourself and you have your own methods, but it is critical for the sake of your business, your customer service, and your future employees that you expand your commercial contractor business appropriately. What are the things you need to think about?
Promised Land: Why Florida is Flourishing
There’s no hiding it. More and more affluent Americans are moving to Florida. Has Ron DeSantis cracked the formula for long-term success?
Strategy Success: $125,000 in Passive Income
Are you looking for financial freedom? Well, a stream of passive income could be the answer. It’s the perfect antidote for tomorrow’s worries.
Predicting the Future: A Fool’s Errand?
Each new day brings a new prediction for our economy. But they are almost always wrong. Here’s why human emotion is such a bad barometer of the future.
Exclusive Radio Interview with Simon Angelo
Are you worried about the US dollar being dethroned? Well, not so fast. In a wide-ranging interview, we dig deep and uncover the facts.
Unlocking Digital Growth: A Step-by-Step Guide to an Effective Online Selling System
Unleash the limitless potential of selling online! An online store allows you to reach people worldwide and sell your products or services without worrying about logistics or details – not to mention earning some extra cash or becoming fully self-employed! But where should you begin? Worry not; we’ve got everything covered – check out these nine steps that will get your online selling underway and start reaping its benefits!
Our Secret War: How Markets React to Crisis
In 1963, East and West confronted each other in a clandestine conflict. But few remember it today. Here’s what we can learn from this hidden chapter in our history.
10 Ways To Keep Your Customers Coming Back For More: Restaurants
Regular restaurant maintenance is essential to running an efficient and successful business. Cleanliness, safety and proper functioning are essential in keeping customers satisfied and will lead to greater profits for you as a restaurant owner.
Wealth Tax Armageddon: How to Destroy Kiwi Prosperity
Is this the politics of envy? All this talk about a wealth tax is creating discomfort. We do a deep dive into this issue and separate myth from fact.
How to Borrow Money Wisely: Avoid These Mistakes
Money matters can be tricky, especially when you need to borrow some to get by. Whether it is for a new house or car, or to pay an unexpected bill, borrowing money can help you in a pinch,but only if you do it right. So, don’t fall prey to the common mistakes that people make when they borrow money. Here, we take a look at some of the worst things you can do when borrowing money.
New Wokeland: Prosperity or Division?
We are entering a new age of pseudo-religious sensitivity. Here’s why conservatives are fired up and pushing back against the mainstream narrative.
Housing Hell: What New Zealand Needs to Do
There’s no hiding it: our Kiwi housing situation is a mess. It’s clear that we need urgent reform now. The stakes have never been higher.
Deadly Sins: Protect Your Wealth From This Slippery Slope
Fear. Greed. Pride. Are you harming yourself with these wayward emotions? Here’s how you can straighten yourself out for long-term success as an investor.
Singapore vs NZ: Which Is Better?
Singapore is one of the richest nations on Earth. Its journey from poverty is prosperity is inspiring. But does its authoritarian model really work in the long run?
Is Sustainability a Realistic Future for the Global Economy?
The global economy has seen some shocks in recent years – and in the last decade in particular. After being rocked by the crash of 200, the global economy has been impacted by geopolitical wars, the immigration crisis, and a pandemic that shut it down and cost billions.