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Drastic Plastic: 9 Credit Card Mistakes You Need to Avoid

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About 55% of Americans with credit cards are in debt, which means millions of Americans are falling prey to one or more of these common―yet deadly―credit card mistakes.

In fact, US households added $26 billion in credit card debt, with about one in 10 people noting a balance over $5,000!

Given the risks associated with credit cards, you’d do well to learn about their most dangerous pitfalls. This way, you can wield them safely, while benefiting from their benefits and perks. [Read more…] about Drastic Plastic: 9 Credit Card Mistakes You Need to Avoid

Sunny Lenarduzzi: Fun Facts about the Dazzling Entrepreneur

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This 5-foot, 1-inch, 32-year-old Gemini’s net worth is between $1 million – $5 million! How does she do it? She’s a successful professional YouTuber with over 450 thousand subscribers.

If you haven’t guessed who it is by now, it’s Sunny Lenarduzzi.

This phenomenal self-made woman is a branding expert who specializes in helping others be their own boss. Her YouTube channel is chock-full of video content and marketing tips. [Read more…] about Sunny Lenarduzzi: Fun Facts about the Dazzling Entrepreneur

8 Unbelievable Tax Benefits of Investing in Real Estate

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Many experts have reported the real estate industry to be the best return on investment. Financial professionals have run study after study and have concluded that real estate can provide higher returns than stocks, bonds, or other highly boasted strategies.

There are many benefits of investing in real estate beyond the ROI. Some of the best benefits involve paying lower taxes—and in some cases, no taxes—whatsoever. [Read more…] about 8 Unbelievable Tax Benefits of Investing in Real Estate

What is Money Supply? The Answer in Layman Terms.

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Money supply is the total amount of money circulating in the economy at a particular time, often measured on a country-by-country basis.

The reason that money supply is important is that it can drive inflation or deflation, affect the price of investments, influence exchange rates, and in some cases, impact economic and business cycles.

For this reason, money supply is tracked by the government or central bank of each country to keep track of a nation’s economic health and stability. [Read more…] about What is Money Supply? The Answer in Layman Terms.

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Will Interest Rates Go Down in 2020? COVID Forecasts and Trends.

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The Coronavirus has hit the economy hard, with U.S. unemployment claims surging to levels beyond those of the Great Depression. As of May 2020, unemployment claims in the U.S. have surpassed 36 million. With an estimated 157 million Americans composing the U.S. workforce, that number represents close to a quarter of workers (22.9%).

That is a shocking, frightening statistic. 

Given these dire circumstances, the question becomes, will interest rates go down in 2020? More importantly, how would you benefit if they do? [Read more…] about Will Interest Rates Go Down in 2020? COVID Forecasts and Trends.

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