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Sedalia, MO:
Multiple Income Streams: 10 Ways to Earn Secondary Income
Do you have a side hustle like nearly everyone else? Read about the importance of multiple income streams and see our 10 easy ways to earn extra money.
How Your Checking Account Affects Your Mood
How close are you to the top 1%?
Find out how close you are to the top 1% with our income ranking calculator.
10 Steps to Jump Start Your Earning Power
Are you consistently earning less money than you are capable of, given your education and experience, in a way that negatively impacts your financial health? If you took the Quiz: Are You Underearning? from my recent blog post and it raised questions for you, don’t despair. Underearning is a behavior, not a character trait.
How Rich and Poor Spend (and Earn) Their Money
For many Americans, the rise in food and housing prices is a tough squeeze. That's because—even in an era with low overall inflation—low-income Americans spend a disproportionate share of their money on food and housing.
5 Ways to Increase Your Income — Guaranteed
If you're not making enough to put aside a good chunk of savings or to pay off your debt, bills, and day-to-day expenses, you may need ways to make some extra
5 Tips for Budgeting With an Irregular Income
Living on a budget is still possible even without a steady paycheck.
5 Easy Ways to Boost Your Income (Without Working Overtime)
We could all use a little extra cash, especially if the income stream will last through retirement. Try these age-proof ways to start earning more money.
What you need to know about debt-to-income ratio
Understanding this number can help you get a new home
What to Do with Your Side Hustle Income
A side hustle (or side gig or freelance job) can help people achieve financial goals. But what should you do once you start earning side hustle income?
How Lying About Your Income Can Hurt Your Mortgage
Your income is a major factor lenders use in determining whether you qualify for a mortgage, so it's important to be upfront about it from the start.
What is Fixed Income and How Does it Affect the Economy?
Fixed income implies an investment wherein the payments are made on a fixed schedule and of a fixed amount, either…
What Is Fixed Income? How to Use It for Investing
Most people think about fixed income in terms of retirement. It's an investment strategy too, and one you should know about.
This Real-Time Calculator Shows How Long It Takes You to Earn Things
If you’ve ever wondered how much time it takes for you to earn enough to buy a burger, TV, or even a home on your current salary, this calculator shows you in real-time.
How Do I Maintain Friendships When Incomes And Money Values Differ?
Differing money values and incomes can interfere with some friendships. These tips can help avoid financial inequalities coming between friends.
How to increase non-interest income for your financial institution
Increasing non-interest income while staying true to your financial institution’s mission can be tricky. Income is obviously necessary to run a successful business, but lenders sometimes feel that seeking out income and fees feels too pushy and runs contrary to their service missions. Some lenders also fear that adding or increasing fees and other charges […]
Affording Your Dream Home: How to Master Your Debt-to-Income Ratio
A debt-to-income ratio (DTI) compares your monthly income to your liabilities, including your mortgage payment. Find out how much home you can afford.
9 Practical Tips for Going to One Income
Living on one income is easy and only made hard by today's societal pressures and poor financial education. Get my tips for a one-income family.
How to Manage Student Loans On a Low Income
Juggling student loan payments with other bills can sometimes seem impossible if you're making a low salary. But it can be done.
How Much Of My Monthly Income Should I Spend On A Mortgage?
Don't rely on a lender to tell you how much of your monthly income you can comfortably spend on your home. They may let you borrow the maximum possible amount, but that doesn't mean you should — or must — take them up on the offer. Crunch your own numbers first before you start searching
