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Jan 08 2014

The Advantages and Disadvantages of Buying a New-Build Home

ShareTweet If you’re a first-time home buyer, one of the first decisions to make will be whether you want a brand new home or one that has already been lived in for some time. Buying a brand new house gives you several advantages, yet there are also some disadvantages to consider. Although older houses may […]

Written by Justin Weinger · Categorized: Economy

Aug 21 2013

Differences between Small Business Financing: Debt and Equity

ShareTweet There are some people out there who have the initiative and the drive to become a leader, and even to be their own boss someday. The world needs people like that, and if you think you’re one of them, then there are some things you should know about being your own boss. Some of […]

Written by Justin Weinger · Categorized: Economy

Dec 12 2012

Why Budgets Matter in 2013

ShareTweet Every year proves to be financially tumultuous, and the one approaching shouldn’t be any different.  With the supposed fiscal cliff in the United States, and constant uncertainties in Europe, 2013 is already shaping up to be an interesting year.  If you haven’t been financially responsible in the past then now is the time to […]

Written by Justin Weinger · Categorized: Economy

Dec 04 2012

Brick and Mortar No More

ShareTweet Stock trading, home buying, retail, and job searching have all changed drastically over the past ten years.  There was a time that you needed a stock broker, a real estate agent, the local shopping mall, and a recruiter to achieve all of the above.  These days most of those tasks can be simplified and done […]

Written by Justin Weinger · Categorized: Economy, Miscellaneous

Nov 01 2012

Facts You Should Know About Credit Cards

ShareTweet Most people these days don’t think of credit cards in a very good light because when they think of them they think of debt and payments and misery.  The truth, however, is that you can have credit cards and not have crushing debt because of them. There are millions of people who have credit […]

Written by Justin Weinger · Categorized: Debt, Economy

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