Kiplinger

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Contrary to what movies make us believe, rarely does a woman meet with my firm with the goal of taking every last penny from her spouse. Nor do we ever see women who hide assets, so they don't have to give a fair share to their soon-to-be-ex. Nearly

Traverse, Northern Michigan's Magazine

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Brian Ursu, author of Now What: A Practical Guide to Figuring Out Your Financial Future, is not only a financial advisor with his clients’ futures in mind, but a dad who worries about the futures of his five kids. Ursu, who has been helping clients r

Kiplinger

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Do you know anyone who's struggling with managing their personal finances? You probably do. One in 4 adults (25%) do not pay their bills on time, and almost 1 in 3 millennials (32%) feel not at all or not very knowledgeable about how their credit sc

Kiplinger

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In today's rapidly changing and unpredictable economic landscape, small businesses are under constant pressure. This entails planning for the future or any surprises along the way. No one could have predicted the worldwide spread of COVID-19 and the

Money Magazine

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• Determine your income from employer and/or through any government support, and how long this is likely to last • Consider any savings you can use at this time (excluding superannuation). • Calculate your essential expenses. • Work out how much you

Entrepreneur

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Eighteen months ago, Jessica was living a lifestyle most people only dream about -- debt-free, hundreds of thousands in the bank, owner of a kick-ass retail business and a net worth approaching eight digits. Then she got sued. Now she hardly sleeps.

NZ Property Investor

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FIRE is an acronym for Financial Independence, Retire Early. The basic premise is that FIRE is attained by aggressive saving – for example, if you’re saving 50% of your annual income it will result in a year of living expenses for retirement. Some de

Money Magazine

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Money magazine has really put the “personal” into personal finance for me over the past decade. It’s very easy to get glossy-eyed when you read about, or hear people talk about, personal finance, but your relatable magazine has provided me with actio

Working Mother

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Good financial management can help you avoid things like credit card debt which seems to grow when you have poor spending habits. Pexels It’s all about multi-tasking Between frantic breakfasts, weekend commitments, football practice and work, finding

Kiplinger

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Brandon Copeland is an NFL linebacker who currently plays for the New York Jets. He teaches a college course on personal finance to undergraduates at his alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania. Early in your NFL career, you traded stock options a

Money Magazine

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My wife and I are both 37, and we have two kids, a son, aged four, and a daughter, aged two. Our son heads to school in 2020 and we both care for our daughter around work, although she does attend day care two days a week, costing us $140 a week. Bot

AQ: Australian Quarterly

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The branch of economics dealing with the performance, structure and behaviour of an economy as a whole. Government-issued currency that is not backed by a physical commodity, such as gold or silver, but rather by the government that issued it. Refers

Entrepreneur

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I'm convinced that more people would achieve financial success if they managed their home economics as if they were running a small business. As a business owner, you do snap cost/benefit analysis on nearly every decision you make, but for some reaso

True Love

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MAPALO MAKHU, A PUBLISHED AUTHOR AND FOUNDER OF WOMAN & FINANCE, DISCOVERED HER INTEREST IN FINANCE AT AGE 17. SHE HOLDS A BCOM IN FINANCE AND A POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FINANCIAL PLANNING. “I’ve had some oops moments where personal finances are conc

Kiplinger

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When I've written about kids and money in the past, I've always emphasized the importance of teachable moments--everyday tasks and events that let you slip in a lesson about managing money without your kids even real­izing it. And the coronavirus pan

Business Today

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The responsibility of disaster risk financing is shared between Centre and states The primary responsibility lies with states. Centre provides financial, technical assistance whenever necessary State governments incur most disaster-related expenditur

You South Africa

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According to some estimates, he owes more than $1 billion (R15,5bn) on his many properties and golf courses. Most of this debt is due to be repaid within the next four years and if he can’t find a way to refinance it, he might have to sell off his re

Weekend Argus Saturday

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A RECENT survey among South Africans showed that during the lockdown many of them had upped their skills by doing an online course. In the 4th-quarter 2020 issue of Personal Finance magazine, we guide you through the fast-expanding world of free and

Finweek - English

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“THE BILL BRINGS CERTAINTY TO SOUTH AFRICANS AND INVESTORS BECAUSE ITCLEARLY OUTLINES HOW EXPROPRIATION CAN BE DONE.” —Minister of public works and infrastructure, Patricia de Lille, announced the submission of the Expropriation Bill, 2020 to parliam

Kiplinger

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I feel for the owners of small and midsized businesses right now: They are like sailors facing headwinds and choppy waters of a very tough business environment with very little visibility, and the survival of their business at stake. Many sought a li

Weekend Argus Saturday

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STUDENTS are anxious as they are set to face a tough financial year. University fees have increased by 4.7% this academic year while many have yet to receive their National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) allowances. In his budget speech, Financ

Woman's Own

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Many of us are feeling the pinch after Christmas. So if you’re in the red, here are StepChange Debt Charity’s top tips on how to help yourself get out of it... The first step is to do a monthly budget. Write down all your income including wages and

Weekend Argus Saturday

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A RECENT survey among South Africans showed that during the lockdown many of them had upped their skills by doing an online course. In the 4th-quarter 2020 issue of Personal Finance magazine, we guide you through the fast-expanding world of free and

Sunday Tribune

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CHIEF Sawela Kubheka, of Manzana in Osizweni has allegedly been sowing division within his community by the mishandling of communal land said to be rich in natural resources and a fundamental asset in alleviation of poverty in the area. Since Septemb

Working Mother

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A car is an investment even though some people do not look at it as one. Pexels As a working mother, there is a good chance that you need to have a reliable vehicle that you can drive to and from work. However, you also need to take into consideratio

Art Almanac

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T 0412–360–985. E info@privateviewart.com W www.privateviewart.comPrivate and corporate collection development and advice. Offering assistance with sourcing, framing, conserving, and investing in art, with an extensive range of specialist networks.

Saturday Star

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ONE of my favourite sayings is “Financial literacy, just like weight loss, isn’t dependent on one thing. It’s 20% education and 80% your action.” A year into the Covid-19 pandemic, I’m reminded of a young woman I interacted with a few months before S

TIME

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MANY FOLKS TIME THEIR retirement to coincide with milestones—35 years on the job, say, or reaching age 65 or saving $1 million. But more than a number, you have to be ready, financially and psychologically. You may have dreamed of this moment for yea

Pretoria News Weekend

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ONE of my favourite sayings is “Financial literacy, just like weight loss, isn’t dependent on one thing. It’s 20% education and 80% your action.” A year into the Covid-19 pandemic, I’m reminded of a young woman I interacted with a few months before S

Money Magazine

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Jane Hume, a Liberal senator for Victoria and former policy adviser at AustralianSuper, has denounced mergers between super funds with similar membership bases, believing it can make them weak. She says smaller funds should instead look to emulate la