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XhosaInformative Blog articles on the topic Finances for More Success...
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So 2020 hasn’t been the year any of us expected. It seems like everything was turned upside down. Your plans for spending and saving money may have taken a detour. If so, you’re not alone. Are you ready to start looking ahead and create a new financial budget for 2021?[...]
RIGHT NOW IS ALWAYS THE BEST TIME TO CHANGE YOUR HABITS FOR THE BETTER, but the beginning of a new year may be the best excuse to get on the right track, especially when it comes to spending and saving. To help you get in the best financial shape in 2021, Inverse reached out to[...]
I think we can all agree that 2020 has been a rough year. I’m not even sure rough even covers it. It’s like the entirety of the American people (and maybe even the world) just couldn’t catch a break all year. I’m sure most of us would like to forget that 2020[...]
If 2020 had you stressing about money, you’re not the only one. Even during a global pandemic, one study found that people are just as anxious about their financial health as their physical well-being. A budget can help you take control in the new year ahead. It’s like your road map through your money[...]
Start the countdown: A new year is fast approaching. So now is the time to hatch a plan to get your personal finances back on track. Think of 2021 as a fresh start to solve your money worries. Here are 21 tips – or must-do "money" resolutions for the New[...]
The coronavirus pandemic threw everyone for a loop in 2020. And as the year winds down, it’s time to reflect, reset and prepare for 2021. It may be especially important for families to assess their financial health for the new year. The coronavirus pandemic had a major impact — 42% of[...]
Undoubtedly, the entire 2020 was marred by coronavirus crisis. There was nearly no economy in the world which didn't face the negative impact of Covid-19 pandemic. However, as compared to other countries, India performed really well and has started bouncing back to normal, that too earlier than expected. The key[...]
2021, we made it! 2020 has sure taught us a lot – and currently we are all hoping that 2021 will be different! The second waves of Covid 19 are still causing a lot of fear and uncertainty – globally, and without certainty about a vaccine – and the effectivity[...]
December is winding down, and that means it’s time to think about resolutions for the upcoming year. After a year like 2020, financial resolutions are probably top of mind. The beginning of the year is the prime time to focus on what’s going on with your money. With the right plan[...]
After all of the challenges we faced in 2020, many of us are looking forward to getting back to some kind of “normal” in 2021. Not only did COVID-19 take a massive toll on our physical and emotional health, it dealt a mighty blow to the economy too. The U.S. had already been in[...]
With 2020 finally in the rearview mirror, Long Islanders who were hit hard financially by the COVID-19 pandemic are looking for ways to recover in the new year. And even if you didn't take a financial hit, you may be wondering how to prepare for whatever comes next. Here, Newsday[...]
The pandemic associated with COVID-19 has negatively affected tens of thousands of Canadians physically and mentally, but many more have been affected financially. Whether due to reduced work hours, a complete loss of job opportunities or one’s small business being permanently closed, the financial devastation is very real for many[...]
