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I found a way to earn extra money by starting a side hustle while working my full-time job as an engineer. My side gig involves helping clients redeem their frequent flyer miles for air travel, which can often be confusing or overwhelming for those not familiar with the process. HOW …

Planning for your retirement, and your financial future in general, is incredibly important. Given the current economic climate and the debt our governments are grappling with, relying solely on a pension isn’t a safe bet. You’re likely going to live longer than your parents did, and you’ll want to enjoy …

Here’s how Clarisse turned her financial life around and bought a home: My husband and I got married young—he was 18, and I was 19. By the time I was 21, we had our daughter, without really thinking about the financial aspects of having a baby. We were pretty immature …

Jeanne is a wife and mother of two who works full-time as a freelancer and virtual assistant. Occasionally, she also helps out on the farm she owns with her husband. With a background in finance and medical office management, Jeanne is currently focused on improving her financial well-being and aims …

**”Your Environment Reflects Your Actions”** I often come across posts listing the “10 best cities for *insert category here: students, graduates, families, raising a dog, LGBTQ+, living on a budget, retirees…*” and the list goes on. Personally, I don’t think there’s a perfect city for anyone. Many dream of living …

Many people often search online for the best ways to build wealth, hoping for profitable stock market tips or good retirement plans. But here, we’re going to take a different approach and discuss how you can build wealth by being smart. Being smart can mean many things. In this article, …

Do you think you have more patience for handling household finances than your spouse? Are you the one making most of the financial decisions because you’re more financially savvy? Have you ever involved your children in financial discussions? Many important financial decisions are made with the family in mind, yet …

Why do people often feel the need to pressure us to climb up to where they are? When I was a kid, my dad lost his job. Looking back, it wasn’t such a big deal; we still went on holidays, I continued my piano and horse-riding lessons, we attended one …

A few years ago, my wife and I decided we wanted to visit Singapore because she had a friend living there. We thought it’d be a great chance to see her friend and her friend’s husband while exploring a new part of the world. We also wanted to visit Hong …

You’re in your 30s, you’ve got a good job, and things are going well, but you’ve always dreamed of becoming a millionaire by the time you turn 40. So, how do you reach that seven-figure mark? Here are a few steps to guide you: 1. **Reevaluate Your Income and Take …