It’s completely legal to write a check to yourself, and you can write as many checks to yourself as you want as long as it doesn’t bounce. Ensure you have sufficient funds in your account from where the check is issued by the date you’re supposed to cash it in to avoid unintended fraud. Make …
Americans commute an average of 16 miles per day or 27 minutes. A second commuting car with great miles per gallon ratio is a good choice when you can’t afford to spend hours commuting with public transport. However, it’s a significant financial burden – a second commuting car can cost you an average of $3,800 …
Hyperinflation is the rapid, uncontrolled increase in prices caused by an ample cash supply that is not supported by economic growth. The best way to endure it is to get rid of cash, avoid large purchases, and invest in protected securities as precious metals. The aftershock of the pandemic is an increase in inflation. As …
REITs provide high-paying jobs in the ever-evolving industry. A career in REITs in the US can bring you from $53,000 to $118,000 per year, depending on your position and experience. For example, you can work as an analytic, property manager, director of investments, operation head, etc. Personal finance gurus are quick to suggest passive income. …
Depending on which area you choose to reside in, you can either live comfortably or struggle to make ends meet with $5,000 a month. In most areas of the US, except for San Francisco, New York, Boston, you can live in a safe neighborhood, enjoy some comforts and save with a $5,000 income per month. …
It’s about time we face the harsh reality, Americans suck at saving money, and you have probably fallen into those statistics without even knowing it. There are more consumers of goods and services here in the U.S. than in all of India. That’s over one billion people, and we still consume more than they do. …
Economies worldwide are dealing with the effect of the pandemic and the reality that the virus has come to live with us, and we as a people must come to terms with the new reality. Almost all sectors of the economy have experienced the negative effect of the pandemic, with some being hit more than …
