Money
3 Steps to Choosing New Investments
When you get a little extra cash in your bank account, it’s often difficult to decide what you should be doing with it. If you’re the kind of person who likes to be safe and frugal, you might assume that the best option is to squirrel money away into a savings account. However, if you’ve already got enough finances to keep you going in an emergency, then you could be under-utilizing your funds. By investing your...
How Health and Wellness Businesses Can Bounce Back After COVID-19
According to analysts, health and wellness firms must use proactive strategies to gain a competitive advantage during the current crisis. The respiratory disease has had a significant change in all aspects of the supply chain in various sectors, including the health and wellness industry. Since the beginning of the outbreak, companies are having difficulties when trying to navigate.
More people are turning their attention to the health and well-being of their communities. Some experts believe the challenges encountered when trying to align supply chains and optimizing the manufacturing processes will continue to...
How to Save Money on Monthly Expenses in College
If you attend college directly after high school graduation, it may be the first time you are responsible for your finances. Even if you paid for your car, auto insurance, or some other expenses, this is probably the first time you were expected to look ahead at your expenses and determine how much you would need to survive. Taking out private student loans allows you to borrow the money you need to earn your degree. You can borrow enough to cover your living expenses as well. Because of the generous borrowing limit offered with student loans, it can be tempting to add a cushion for spring break, or perhaps rent an apartment with more amenities than you need.
5 Secrets to a Successful Career Change
Something’s not quite jelling in your career – the pay, the organization, the team or even the nature of the work itself. You know you want to make a change, but the thought of doing something different is so overwhelming that you don’t know where to start.
As senior manager of career counseling programs and operations with University of Phoenix, I’ve worked with hundreds of people in this situation. What I’ve learned is that most people know they want to enhance their job, but they don’t know what that looks like. Throughout my career, I’ve uncovered a few “secrets” that can help.
Here are five tips for you...
How to Make Your Side Hustle Your Full-Time Job
Blogging, freelancing, loan signing, Etsy. We all know someone who earns extra cash from at least one. A considerable chunk of the workforce has taken up seemingly satisfying side hustles. We began wondering, “Can a side hustle become a full-time job?” Scott Roelofs, owner of RCG Valuation & Monetization, provided insightful advice on what it takes to transform a side hustle into something more.
1. What are lucrative side hustles that carry full-time potential?
“Rather than list several jobs, it may be more helpful to list job traits,” says...