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 If a family member, parent, friend, or someone else is willing to pay your debts off for you, should you let them? Most clients who we have spoken with after making this mistake have shared that they wished they had not paid back their unsecured debts in full. They often said, “It was the  worst mistake  I’ve made.” Read on to discover some very important information that could save you a considerable amount of frustration and money. Let’s say that you do come across that lump sum of cash needed to pay off your debts. Before you spend a dime of it, you must do a financial analysis of your situation. Let’s look at the financial analysis: Is This Money You Received Going To Be Ongoing? For example, let’s say you will now be receiving $50,000 extra every year in a bonus. Or, as another example, your new product is now selling in your business and you anticipate making a lot more each year than the debts you have. If this is the case then it woul...

Interested in starting a blog and making money from home? What makes people stand out when it comes to having good finance habits? Paying their bills on time, avoiding interest charges and overage fees, and keeping their debt to a minimum are just some of their common characteristics. These people are usually savers, not spenders. Though they may not have millions of dollars in the bank the money they  do  have is managed effectively and wisely. Your salary doesn't need to be twice as much as your neighbor in order to have financial stability. Just follow these 11 healthy financial habits. 11 FINANCIAL HABITS YOU SHOULD START TODAY 1. Having a budget. Having a budget is the first step in every organized personal finance plan. Think outside of the normal rent, car payment, and insurance when you start listing your expenses. You need to take into account the hair salon, the weekly Sunday brunch, Netflix costs, and so on. Don't forget a ...

I don’t know anyone who doesn’t have a camera at home. It could be a professional SLR camera, a simple digital pocket camera or a high-resolution phone camera. Everybody has it. Which is pretty awesome. Everybody loves to take pictures. Just imagine yourself, You take pictures when you eat, travel, or just simply being with your family and friends. Almost everyone has tons of memories with their phones and computers. One of the best things about this is that you can get paid to take/upload pictures easily. There are many sites nowadays that pays you to take pictures. Apps that pays whenever you upload breath-taking pictures. As simple as that. Some of these companies even have requests on what pictures to take, Which is pretty cool and challenging to all photo enthusiasts. But I’m not a professional. Not a problem. Some of these sites and apps don’t ask for a diploma or experience. As long as you have the knack to take pictures or an eye for breath-taking ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO FIRST: ATTRACT FOLLOWERS First thing’s first: what’s your following like? You should know from the start that most brands will expect a strong and loyal following in order to build a working partnership. If you’re lacking in this department, there are a few simple ways you can increase your amount of followers whilst building a professional look for your account. Fill out your bio with all the right information:  This includes your contact information, what you post about and where you’re from. Add in a few keywords and even a couple of hashtags to ensure you’re easily findable by the right kind of followers. Something like: Beauty Blogger from San Francisco with a penchant for travel. Business inquiry: business@beautyblogger.com Post regularly:  To grow numbers, you want to be posting several images every day… but be warned, don’t post all at once or this will actually work against you! If you can’t commit to that many posts, then just make sure yo...

THE BLOGGING BLUES Blogging can be a total roller coaster. Sometimes you’re up, sometimes you’re down.  Sometimes your traffic spikes and grows, sometimes it plateaus and declines.  Sometimes you have tons of new ideas and stories to share, sometimes you have total writer’s block and nothing to say.  Sometimes you feel confident, sometimes you feel discouraged.   Sometimes you achieve the goals you want, sometimes it seems like everyone else gets there first.  Sometimes you feel like you’ve been given the best job in the world, sometimes you start to wonder if this is where you’re supposed to be. (You might have guessed where this is going…) For a handful of reasons, I feel like I’m riding the downswing again.  Some might call it burnout.  I call it “the blogging blues”. Trust me, this is not unchartered territory for me after 4 years of blogging.  I’ve been there before.  And when other bloggers write to me about this, I’m...