Collecting is seen as a hobby, a passion, and by some, an expensive addiction. However, some collecting might be worth the clutter in the basement or the garage, despite what your partner says. Though not all hoarding is healthy, collecting items for potential resale down the road can be a fun and profit-making hobby business.
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Internet Insurance? We’re Getting Close
The issue of security is nothing new. We have been around the block before with household and corporate budgets delegated towards making a space secure and safe, like a home, office, or factory. From burglar alarms, expensive break-in proof doors, locking mechanisms and even manned security teams, the industry is teeming with products and services ...
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When Health and Bliss Collide
There's this common thread throughout society in which everyone aims to be "healthy" and wholesome. However, it's also associated with sacrifice, abstinence, hard work, and dedication. It seems that health and pleasure don't go together as seamlessly as peanut butter and jelly.
If we commit to health, we are committing to a strict eating plan, ...
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Ways to Save at the Grocery Store
One of the best ways to cut down monthly expenses is to avoid going out to eat. Sure, it’s nice to have some serve, cook, and clean up after you, but you pay a premium price for that service. If you can go grocery shopping and prepare breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks at home, not to mention brewing morning coffee to fill up your travel mug on ...
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4 Ways Credit Card Companies Try to Lure You In
These days there is so much competition for credit cards you probably receive offers in the mail daily, if not multiple per day, and send them straight to the trash/recycle. You have to give the credit card companies credit, they try to make their card standout over the others and get you to apply. Keep in mind that when you do apply, it will put ...
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Low Cost Items that Add Up to Break the Bank
When it comes to budgeting for the month, it’s important to reduce unnecessary expenses so that you can free up extra money to put to good use, whether that is paying off debt, or saving for your future. Now there’s a difference between blowing money going on a shopping spree for clothes that you will only wear once, or say, buying items that you ...
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The Advantages of Trading With Interactive Brokers
Day trading is a boon for many career cubicle dwellers that want to get out of the rat race. The type that doesn’t feel the same loyalty to big companies that their grandparents once did. Day trading with interactive brokers can bring you financial freedom, if you know what you are doing.
Learning what to do and how to do it is the first step. ...
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Office Essentials That Can Improve Your Productivity and Income
When you’re self employed, making the most of every working hour is an absolute must. With every minute that passes, you’re either doing something that will help you earn money, or you’re wasting your time.
While most self-employed workers have a full understanding of the digital resources that are available to help them get more out of the ...
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How to Take Control of Monthly Finances
It can be quite overwhelming to handle your own finances, let alone for an entire household, so it’s good if you can take control and get into a rhythm going forward so that you are on a consistent pattern every month. Between due dates, balances, as well as making sure you are in good shape for saving for the future, there is a lot to be ...
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Solid Ways to Save Money on Your Upcoming Move
Moving can come with a sense of relief, dread, anticipation and several more emotions all bundled together. Just as there are a lot of emotions tied up with moving, there is a lot you can do to save money during your move, such as working with Phoenix insurance agents to see if you warrant a policy discount for the new area to which you’ll move. ...
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