Joseph Hogue's Blog, page 137
July 25, 2016
Why Debt Free isn’t Your Best Financial Option
Being debt free isn’t necessarily the best thing you can do. Learn how to use debt as a financial tool and be better off. A lot of the personal finance blogs on the net revolve around paying off debt and living a debt free life. I’ve seen debt, especially from payday loans and high interest […]
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Teaching Kids How to Handle Finances
Teaching kids about money and how to handle finances is one of the most rewarding lessons you can give them One of the best lessons you can give your kids is how to manage their money and personal finances. Even the most basic money management tasks like budgeting, saving and paying bills on time can […]
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July 21, 2016
4 Money Lessons to Avoid Losing $100 Million
These four money lessons are true for everyone from millionaires to those just dreaming about the millionaire-lifestyle NBA All-Star Antoine Walker recently appeared on CNBC to talk about how he lost over $100 million and the money lessons he learned. The interview was fairly short but brought out a few money rules that everyone can […]
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July 20, 2016
Is Peer to Peer Lending the Right Option for Me?
The internet has revolutionized the way business is done. Everyone now has instant access to nearly everything, all the time. Barriers that once existed such as distance and know-how have been radically narrowed with the growth of the online world. Business funding has been particularly altered by the world-wide web.The ability to connect everyone, quickly […]
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Teaching Kids to Put Money Habits First
We teach our kids so many things but one of the most important is to prioritize saving and good money habits Of all the lessons we teach our kids, one of the most important is to put good money habits first even if it means sacrificing the luxuries. Teach kids that needs come first in […]
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July 19, 2016
Teaching Kids about Saving when Money is Tight
You can still teach your kids about money and the importance of saving even when money is tight The importance of saving money and good financial habits aren’t less important when money is tight. Parents can still be good financial role models and teach their kids about money even on limited means. Today’s essay is […]
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July 18, 2016
A Step-by-Step Guide to CFDs
The finance industry is always introducing new investment products for everyone to try. Each of these investment products has its own pros and cons. It’s up to you to decide if the pros are in line with your lifestyle or preference. One of the most popular investment product these days are Contract Of Difference, or […]
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Teaching Kids the Value of a Dollar
Buying second-hand items and donating can be a great way to teach kids the value of a dollar and that not everything needs to be new We’ve heard a few times in our scholarship essays about the importance of saving, donating and good use of credit. These three money rules are great places to start […]
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July 14, 2016
How My Parents Taught Me Good Money Habits
Parents can be great role models for their kids, teaching money habits and financial responsibility We’ve seen how parents can teach their kids about money in many of these scholarship essays but parents can also teach their kids good money habits just by being good role models. I’m always amazed how quick our four-year old […]
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July 13, 2016
What My Parents and Ice Cream Taught Me about Budgeting
How one college student learned saving and budgeting from a very early age We learn our financial habits at a very young age and it’s important for parents to make saving and budgeting a part of their children’s education. They may not always be able to budget as well as you like but the seeds […]
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