Money and Finance

What Does it Mean to be an Entrepreneur?

Have you ever wondered how that local and very small-scale family grocery store makes ends meet and why they go through the effort of owning their family business? Have you questioned how that friend of yours who started manufacturing items in his mother's basement now has an online and "br Read More

Understanding Stocks and The Most Important Consideration When Investing in Stocks

Written by Mark Pringle
A stock, very simply put, is a piece of ownership in the profits or cash assets of a company. Ownership of a stock is represented by a paper or digital certificate. This very definition holds the key to how you should look at investing in stocks. However, we’ll address how to invest in st Read More

The Top 10 Things People Collect While Traveling

In almost any industry, there are all types of collectors and things people collect, from more conventional items like sports cards, stamps, train sets, sneakers, and automobiles to unusual things like umbrella cover sleeves and National park stickers. The travel industry is no exception. In it, Read More

How Do People Afford to Travel So Much?

Written by Mark Pringle
I love to travel. It is a strong and barely controllable desire that is at my core. The problem is that I do not make a lot of money and I never have. The salaries from my jobs over the years would fall into the "slightly above average" USA income bracket. Even so, I have va Read More

Happiness During Stressful Times, How Can That Be Attained?

Written by Mark Pringle
Have you ever noticed that occasionally you see people, who by most measures, should be happy? They have excellent health. They have more than enough money. They have a good job, a beautiful house, and an excellent core group of friends. However, these individuals always seem to be unhappy. O Read More

People Who are Smart with Money Assume Bad Things Will Happen

Written by Mark Pringle
Life is not all about flowers, fun, and good times. Sooner or later, bad things happen that can affect our happiness and finances. According to debt.org, “…Since 2005, commonly reported causes of bankruptcy include reduced income, job loss, credit debt, illness/injury, unexpected expens Read More

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What You Need to Know About Stocks in a Post-Pandemic (Coronavirus) World
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Understanding Stocks and The Most Important Consideration When Investing in Stocks
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How Does Traveling Make You a Richer Person
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The Skyrocketing Cost of a College Education - Facts to Consider
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Happiness During Stressful Times, How Can That Be Attained?
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What Does it Mean to be an Entrepreneur?
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Facilitate Happiness by Not Wasting Time with Unproductive Things
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