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Linda @ The Cents of Money
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With a passion for investing and personal finance, I began The Cents of Money to help and teach others. My experience as an equity analyst, professor, and mom provide me with unique insights about money and wealth creation and a desire to share with you.
As a result of the pandemic, we shifted to virtual reality, turning to contactless services, primarily online learning, telemedicine, and remote working, yielding a new norm.ย Remote working expanded as working from home became a necessity for many reasons. As … Read More
How are you today? I mean, how are you financially? Know Your Net Worth: It is a crucial benchmark at a particular time. Will allow you to set near-term and long-term goals. Track changes for better money management. Highlight your … Read More
With high inflation, a bear market, supply constraints, and talk about recession throughout the year, it’s been challenging for seniors and retirees. It’s about time for retirees to get a well-deserved break in 2023, which will happen on several fronts. … Read More
Need help with a gift card you can’t use? Gift cards can make the perfect present for many people, but only sometimes if we do research. At some point, a friend gave you a gift card of $100 to celebrate … Read More
Money does not grow on trees, but what if you could get the next best thing to money? Gift cards are the closest alternative to cash, other than a check. They are convenient, versatile, and easy to earn. By doing … Read More
Congratulations! You graduated from college and landed your first job! Itโs an exciting and scary new chapter all rolled into one. Youโll make some serious money for the first time in your life, but youโll also be responsible for some … Read More
Dating can be expensive, especially in our inflationary environment. Those dating are going on fewer dates due to higher costs. All bets were off for dating during the pandemic, as six feet apart was the standard, but hopefully, lockdowns are … Read More
Rising interest ratesย hurt consumers. To fight the high inflation hurting our wallets, the Federal Reserve hiked its key interest rate five times this year, raising its fed funds rate from near zero at the beginning of 2022 to 3.0%-3.25%. … Read More
What Is Real Estate Syndication? How It Works, Benefits & Drawbacks Owning real estate for investment purposes can be a great path to wealth. Depending on the property, it can generate predictable cash flow, capital gains and provide tax benefits. … Read More
When you have children, it seems you can never do enough for them (and when they are teens, you can never do anything right). Guiding your kids on the path of saving for their future gives them a head start … Read More
Want to learn how to invest in the stock market without losing money? Stock market games are a great way to practice whether you are a beginning investor or have been investing for a while. These games are examples of … Read More