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How to Leverage Insurance to create wealth and desired Work-life balance

Managing the demands of your career while being fully present at home requires a delicate balancing act and having insurance is a great way to give yourself peace of mind especially in uncertain and unfavorable times the current Covid-19 outbreak. In a recent employee happiness survey, “48% of employees who felt unhappy on the job cited a lack of work-life balance as the main culprit.” Due to the changing dynamics, resulting in dual-earner families and […]

How To Start A Business Part III: Write A Business Plan

In our previous article on this series about starting a business, we looked at the various ways to refine your business. Today, we look at your business plan. A good business plan is one that guides you through each stage of your business. It is a plan that stipulates how best to handle growth, how to manage unforeseen circumstances, and how to respond to pressures both from with and outside the organization. As an entrepreneur, […]

Is it Possible to Reverse a Roth Conversion?

As part of the Tax Cuts and the Jobs Act that were enacted in 2017, Congress eliminated the provision that made it possible for people to undo a Roth conversion. This conversion was called a recharacterization. This means that when deciding to convert your traditional IRA, it better be a conscious decision. Fortunately, if you made the decision to convert your traditional IRA prematurely, Roth conversions are almost always a good idea. Converting something in […]

How Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Can Create A Great Work-Life Integration Model Financially

Due to the pandemic, various businesses across the country are considering and some have actually shifted to remote working. The amount of people working from home across the globe has grown exponentially but with the vaccinations, most people are now back to their place of work. At the peak of this pandemic, at least 7 million people in the United States were already working remotely pre-outbreak. In 2020, according to SHRM’s COVID-19 business index, the […]

Saving And Compound Interest

We have all have heard of or know too well about interest on a credit card or car loan, which simply is the cost of borrowing money from a bank or lender and is typically expressed as a rate. On the other side of that coin, when financial institutions borrow money from you (savings account), they pay you interest. The majority of these financial institutions typically pay interest on deposit accounts- such as savings accounts, […]