Personal Finance

Personal finance is a community for managing and building wealth.
Description

Personal finance is a community for managing and building wealth. Budgeting. Credit and debt. Investments. Insurance. Behavioral and macro economics. Buying or renting. And anything that pertains to managing your money.

Rules

- Content should relate to personal finance. Budgeting. How to invest. Behavioral economics. And more.

- The objective of this community is to help people build wealth. So having that as an objective in your posts would be helpful.

- Keep things civil and use English. Multiple languages are fine as long as English is included.

- No plagiarism. So just cite your sources. Original content please.

- No get rich quick schemes or scams.

- Have fun and learn something.

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goforma
Personal Finance
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Working from Home Tax Relief for Contractors
As remote work becomes increasingly common, especially for contractors, understanding how to claim tax relief for working from home is essential. This guide will explore everything contractors in the UK
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goforma
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FreeAgent vs QuickBooks: Accounting Software Comparison
Accounting software is an essential tool for businesses, simplifying the complex world of finance. With the right software, you can automate tedious tasks, reduce errors, and gain valuable insights into
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goforma
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How to Create Personal Tax Account to Manage Income Tax
Income tax is a fundamental aspect of the UK's taxation system, affecting nearly every resident. Understanding income tax and knowing how to manage it efficiently is crucial for financial health. This
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rav7nen
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fwd life insurance
fwd life insurance is a great investment. wanna earn? if you are located in the philippines message me ▶️ 3Speak
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angela-ash
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What Is Unearned Income Versus Earned Income for Expats?
Being an expat is enjoyable but the lifestyle comes with a couple of conundrums, notably considering taxes. These should be researched well in advance, and you should consult the local expat community
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rodoman
Personal Finance
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Generando ingresos pasivos y estrategia de interés compuesto en Defi
Hola amigos que tal?, espero que todos se encuentren excelente! He creado mi primer video en esta plataforma, espero que les guste y haganme saber todos sus comentarios al respecto, espero mejorar y seguir
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top-blogs
Personal Finance
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Where Locals and Travelers Get the Best Currency Exchange Rates in Windsor?
Finding good exchange rates is important for both locals and travelers. For locals, it can mean getting the best value for their money when converting currency for international transactions or investments.
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jloberiza
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Warning! Stay Away From Those Mobile Lending Apps
August 26 Yesterday morning, I received a call. The number was not in my contact. I picked up the call. The woman on the other line introduced herself and mentioned a company name. A lending company. She
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rutulshah
Personal Finance
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Compare Insurance Quotes Online for Free - Check Sheerquote
sheerquote is an insurance quote online comparison service that can help you to find the best insurance by helping you to easily compare numerous companies. Compare health, life, home, and auto quotes
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mosesfernandes
Personal Finance
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RALEIGH-DURHAM WE LOVE YOU! - Corridor Funding
Corridor Funding and our clients love the Raleigh-Durham area. There are several reasons for that. There are numerous world-class universities and the student body there makes a wonderful tenant pool.
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fijimermaid
Personal Finance
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Keeping expenses and income separate…
source Wealth Effect People tend to spend more if they make more. It's part of the “wealth effect,” where someone spends more because they have more wealth (more income). But that gets people into trouble
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fijimermaid
Personal Finance
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Why do economies have currency devaluations, inflation and asset bubbles?
source Currency Devaluations and Inflation. Essentially, currency devaluations and inflation are the same thing. In a domestic economy, inflation is the devaluation of the currency compared to the asset
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fijimermaid
Personal Finance
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Potential energy, how I think about money…
source Kinetic and potential energy. “The kinetic energy of an object is the energy that it possesses due to its motion.” “Potential energy is the energy held by an object because of its position relative
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fijimermaid
Personal Finance
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My gain is your loss...and vice versa.
source Last August we paid off our house. We took advantage of the inflationary period we are in…where asset prices are pushed higher through the expansion of credit. We are now seeing the beginning stages
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fijimermaid
Personal Finance
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Rumors of recessions and stagflation…
source It is looking more and more likely we are going into a global recession… What is happening… Central banks are raising interest rates to make credit more expensive to suppress inflation. When something
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fijimermaid
Personal Finance
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The poor voluntarily give to the rich…
source The wealthy, middle class, and the poor… People who have money, the wealthy, lend to the people who don't have money, the poor and the middle class. The wealthy do not want to keep their money in
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fijimermaid
Personal Finance
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Take it. Earn it. Borrow it. Print it.
source When a nation needs money collectively (households, governments, businesses), they can obtain it in four ways. Take it…from someone else (usually wars). Earn it…by selling something that somebody
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fijimermaid
Personal Finance
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Same car, same house, same spouse…
source I read this quote on Reddit a while back, it was so catchy, I had to use it in the title. The key to financial security…is stability. And even though some people do not have a spouse, the point
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fijimermaid
Personal Finance
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Excessive credit makes people dumb with money, here’s why...
source The more inexpensive credit, the more complacent people become about using it productively. A large contributing factor to people using more credit, less productively, is the psychology of scarcity
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