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Week Four, Tip 22: Start Planning for Your Future
Your future begins today and now if you have the drive. You need to plan for it to optimize your time, success and happiness. Use the tools and tips you …
Sharon speaks to Homeschool.com Radio about YOUTHpreneur and financial education
Yesterday, Sharon spoke to a large audience of homeschooling parents with Homeschool.com editor Rebecca Kochenderfer. The hour long interview aired on Homeschool.com’s BlogTalkRadio. In it, Sharon and Rebecca discussed the …
Tip 21: Explore Real Estate Options
Real estate has been a time honored way to begin amassing passive income for your family for generations. With housing prices in many markets at record lows, now is the …
Tip 20: Read What Others Are Saying
You have already taken this step without even thinking about it by reading the 30 Tips to Ensure Your Financial Fitness. If you spend just 15 to 30 minutes each …
Tip 19: Create a Spending Game
As part of your new financial club with your friends, hold a contest with them on who can find ways to have the most fun and spend the least money. …
Tip 18: Create a Financial Club
Creating a club may sound daunting, but don’t let this tip intimidate you. You don’t need to start publishing a financial club newsletter, become an expert or try to plan …
Tip 17: Sell Off Items You No Longer Use
Everyone has been guilty of being a pack rat at one point or another. Whether it’s the collection of baseball cards you have from when you were a kid, collection …
Tip 16: Turn a Hobby Into a Moneymaker
It happens more often than you would think, but a lot of people can turn their favorite hobby into a great moneymaker on the side. You don’t have to quit …
Tip 15: Take An Online Assessment Test
When you take an online assessment test, you may find out some new things about yourself that you never knew. The tests, such as ones on www.financialdna.com can be surprisingly …
Newsweek Op-ed: The Lessons I Didn’t Learn in College
College graduation is coming up in several weeks, and students are less prepared than ever to join the workforce. That’s because a college education is woefully lacking in the most …
