The FinancialFreedomNow.org Blog
Welcome to Financial Freedom Now’s personal finance blog.
Here you’ll find articles from the website owner and experts in the personal finance space from the USA and around the world.
Whether you’re looking for tips and advice to build your nest egg, are struggling to find a solution to get out from underneath a heavy debt burden, or are simply trying to get your financial affairs in better shape, the articles you’ll find here can help.
Every article on this website is clearly labeled with relevant tags and categories, so if you like what you’ve read simply click on that topic to find similar articles published on the site.
Thank you for visiting, and I hope you find some useful financial information on our blog while you’re here!
Tax doesn’t have to be taxing… that’s what we’re told each and every year, but unless you have professional and experienced small business accountant behind you, helping you through the process, it can actually be a very arduous and complicated task. And if you get it wrong, you could find yourself hit with fines as a result, which is an added layer of stress that nobody needs.
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Have you invested in student property? Are you considering it? You can make a lot of money by buying student rentals … if you’re smart about it.
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As an investor your successes depends on a firm understanding of compound interest. As someone that borrows money, whether in the form of a loan or credit card, knowing about compound interest can help you to save money. In this article, Charles Findlay explains this important investing principle.
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Who doesn’t want to invest in property or have a more extensive property portfolio? It’s the dream of many, and there are a few different ways of going about it. One of the most popular ways of making this happen in Australia is through a strategy called “negative gearing.”
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Financial empowerment is key in the current world if you intend on becoming financially stable and independent. This is critical to young people as they grow up. However, it’s also sad and worrying because parents shy away from discussing these issues with their children. Girls happen to be more affected than boys and the gap continues to grow. Schools don’t teach financial literacy topics and if they do, they start at an advanced age.
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