LAS VEGAS – You could be one step closer to the best deal for your dollar with every click of a key and scroll of a mouse. Maybe you didn’t actually click the ad, but it sees that you saw it, and what did you do after that. Scott Hutchison works with Firetoss Digital Marketing. Online algorithms […]
Category: Personal Finance
Tips for saving money on wine
Americans spend more than $60 billion a year on wine, and if you’re one of the millions who enjoy a little vino – you’ll want these tips for saving serious money on it. Americans love their wine, especially Baby Boomers and Millennials. In fact, the average Millennial drank two cases of wine last year alone. […]
5 survival strategies for camping on a budget
Exploring nature and sleeping under the stars can be viewed as an economical vacation. But buying gear and booking campsites or renting an RV can add up. With some cost-saving strategies, camping can fit a variety of budgets, whether you’re planning a car or RV camping trip or backpacking. Try these tips to enjoy the […]
Budgeting tips for financial security
Many people desire financial security, few ever get to achieve it. There is freedom in spending money without having to worry where your next dollar is going to come from to meet your other financial obligations. Financial security is the reward of a strict financial discipline and sound financial management practices. If you are not […]
Open Up More Than the Books With Your Financial Advisor
You found a good financial planner to help you manage money and achieve your goals. Congratulations, that’s a big step. Now comes a leap — opening up about money. There’s a reason it’s called personal finance. Almost everything about your life can influence your financial decisions, so get ready to talk about more than dollars […]
Rise in claims for early stages of critical illness
Each year, the big life assurance companies release statistics of their death, disability and severe illness claims for the previous year and they serve to remind us just how important it is to be adequately covered for death and disability. These companies exist to pay benefits to policyholders and they pay out billions of rands […]
No retirement savings at 60? Here’s what to do
Are you in your early 60s and concerned that you have no retirement savings? If yes, you’re not alone. According to research from Aegon, the average pension pot for those aged 55-65 in the UK is just £106,000. That’s a long way short of what financial experts advise people should save in general, and truth […]
Money Tips for High School Graduates
As graduates begin college or adulthood, money expert Steven M. Hughes from Know Money Inc shares tips to help form a good financial foundation. Congratulations are in order for many high school students that will walk across the graduation stage this Spring. As graduates begin college or adulthood, money expert Steven M. Hughes from Know Money […]
5 Tips to Make PPC Advertising Work for Your Business
According to recent studies, paid ads get 65 percent of clicks in searches with high commercial intent. This can include a paid ad set up to target a specific audience. Take a look at how to set up new PPC campaigns for good returns. PPC advertising has become one of the most influential online marketing […]
How to Drive More Sales to Your Online Store on a Shoestring Budget
Launching an e-commerce store has become easier than ever, even if you don’t have a big budget. Check out these tips to help you grow your online store on a small budget. Today’s tech startups are lean, mean bootstrapping machines. Online merchants could use some of that lean thinking for their own businesses. Learning how […]
How to find your happy medium to spending in retirement
While retirement has always signalled a big change in people’s lives, there was a time when the financial decisions surrounding retirement were less complex. Spend your career working for the same company and retire with your family home loan repaid. Perhaps you had some savings in the bank earning a decent interest rate, and your […]
Tips for tighter budget
Money is not everything, but how you manage it can be key to whether you make it or break it. Iowa State University Extension, in partnership with Iowa Central Community College’s English Second Language program, taught “Your Money, Your Future”, a course aimed at helping Storm Lake become more financially literate. The course provided some […]