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Domain Money Review: The stock and cryptocurrency investment platform, making investing easy for its consumers while maintaining top security.

Business & Entrepreneurship, Financing & Loans, How to Make Money, Investing, Passive Income, Personal Finance, Retirement, Reviews, SaaS Reviews, Topics, UncategorizedBy Tyler DeBroux0 comments

Domain Money Review: Pros, Cons and Special Features

Welcome to my detailed Domain Money review article (DomainMoney.com). In this Domain Money review, which is a “newish” (or at least a new kid on the block) type of investment platform, which differentiates itself from traditional investment platforms and even many of the so-called “newer” investing platforms that have only been around for a couple years (which is ancient in tech years). In this review, I’ll cover who Domain Money is, what they do, how they’re different, how they’re the same, costs associated with the […]

Book Reviews, Budgeting, Business & Entrepreneurship, Credit, Financing & Loans, How to Make Money, Investing, Life, Personal Finance, Personal Loans, Retirement, Reviews, Save Money, UncategorizedBy Tyler DeBroux2 comments

Book Review: Your Money or Your Life by Vicki Robin

Don’t feel like reading all of this review right now? You can Watch or Listen to the Your Money or Your Life book review in video format, by Jesse Langel, on Amazon’s website. Other New Content from the Oddball Wealth Blog: It’s impossible to read “Your Money or Your Life” and not wonder if putting in so many hours at work is worth the salary you’re getting. Many individuals are earning money by sacrificing time left on earth for something that can suck up joy […]

What To Do With Your 401(K) When Changing Jobs

Investing, RetirementBy Tyler DeBroux1 comment

What to Do with Your Old 401(k) When Switching Jobs

Your 401(k) is the ultimate savings vehicle, it’s an investment portfolio, a place where you save and invest money throughout your working career. So in the future you can retire, be financially secure, and achieve financial independence. But, what happens to the money in the retirement account with your previous employer when you change jobs? Should you leave the funds in there? Should you do a 401(k) or IRA rollover? Will you be charged any fees? Here, I’ll answer your questions and go over […]

Best IRA Accounts. How do the best online IRA options compare? The best IRA accounts goals are to give the customer great investing options and low fees over a long-term. Right now is the best time to make your IRA contributions for the current tax season, and many of the top companies are competing for your business.

Investing, Personal Finance, RetirementBy Tyler DeBroux3 comments

The Best IRA Accounts for Retirement and Long-Term Growth – 2016

Best IRA Accounts. How do the best online IRA options compare? The best IRA accounts goals are to give the customer great investing options and low fees over a long-term. Right now is the best time to make your IRA contributions for the current tax season, and many of the top companies are competing for your business. Find the Best IRA Options with Low Fees, High Growth, and 401k Rollovers The best IRA accounts for long-term growth and retirement provide the lowest fees and […]

The Best Personal Finance Software, Apps and Companies for Money Management Tools. Monthly Budgeting is Easy and Tracking Net Worth is Automatic.

Business & Entrepreneurship, Investing, Passive Income, Personal Finance, Retirement, ReviewsBy Tyler DeBroux3 comments

How to Make Money Management, Budgeting & Personal Finance Easy

Finding the best personal finance software for tasks like money management and budgeting to update your monthly household budget spreadsheet can sometimes seem overwhelming and impossible. It’s safe to say that time isn’t on our side and finding the time to properly manage your finances and update the monthly family budget spreadsheet just doesn’t seem possible. Related Content: Best Small Business Loans and Rates for Entrepreneurs Best Personal Loans and Lending Rates for Whatever Kind of Credit You Have Great Apps that Make Investing Easy for Anyone […]

Personal Finance Question - Why is Managing Money Hard?

How to Make Money, Investing, Life, Personal Finance, RetirementBy Tyler DeBroux30 comments

Why is Managing Money Hard? Personal Finance and Budgeting Tips

Many people think that managing money is hard. They have many excuses for why they don’t manage their money. A few of them are reasonable excuses but most of them are just a result of laziness. How to budget your money and money management tips If you’re having a hard time managing all your financial and investment accounts, free finance tools and money management apps like Personal Capital can help you out a lot. Personal Capital is a free budgeting tool and money […]

Banking, How to Make Money, Investing, Passive Income, RetirementBy Tyler DeBroux5 comments

13 Best Ways to Invest $100

Investing is a great way to begin building wealth and securing your financial future. You don’t need a lot of money to get started, and can start investing with as little as $100! Your options are more limited than if you had $1,000, $10,000, or even $100,000 to invest but you still have options! I’ll show you the best money investments for your 100 dollars. Learn where to invest money and how to build wealth with only one hundred dollars. Finding good investments on ways […]

How to Earn 1% to 4% Interest Rates from a Bank Account

Banking, Life, Passive Income, RetirementBy Tyler DeBroux8 comments

How to Earn 1% to 4% on Money from Bank Accounts

Want know how you can earn 1% to 4% on your money from bank accounts? Banks are considered one of the safest places you can put your money because they offer little to no risk. The stock market is currently very pricey and its future uncertain, and long-term bond yields are dropping, with the 10-year Treasury note yield dropping from 2.2 percent at the beginning of the year to only 1.8 percent currently. Wouldn’t it be nice to avoid risk and a dropping bond yield, […]

Is Your Investment Portfolio Personal? Why Experts Say Your Investment Strategy Should Reflect Your Lifestyle

Investing, Personal Finance, RetirementBy Tyler DeBroux0 comments

The Key To Successful Investing Is Asset Allocation – Part One

When it comes to investing, the biggest and most important decision revolving your portfolio is asset allocation. Jack Bogle, the founder and former CEO of The Vanguard Group, once said, “The most fundamental decision of investing is the allocation of your assets: How much should you own in stocks? How much should you own in bonds? How much should you own in cash reserve?” Creating a successful asset allocation for your investment portfolio is partially based on carefully choosing good investments, but even more importantly […]

Investing, RetirementBy Tyler DeBroux2 comments

The Answer to Retirement Income is Simplicity

Retirement is a beautiful word we all enjoy thinking and talking about. Retirement is a time when we’re finally able to break free from the 9 to 5 hustle and are able to spend our time the way we want, even if that’s waking up every day and doing nothing. Although, many of us never do the proper planning for retirement in the form of retirement income. Proper retirement planning is the difference between a nice and pleasant retirement and a financially stressful retirement. So, […]