Personal finance

Throughout history, currencies have been constantly developing from a shape to another. Numerous years ago, people used to consider bartering as the only way to buy and sell, until currencies, such as…

Bitcoin is the first of a multitude of abstract, virtual currencies, also known as cryptocurrencies. Different online brokers and trading platforms parcel out Bitcoin to investors. Bitcoin is then sto…

Jonathan Foster the author of the article, "The risks of investing in a college education", has more than 30 years' experience with high-quality financial service firms and has a unique perspective as…

Education continues to grow in popularity as a fundamental investment in American society; however the student loan has continues to grow as a burden for college students. Regardless of the race stude…

The rich get richer while the poor get poorer. "From 1979 to 2019, wages for the lowest paid decile of workers rose 3.3% adjusted for inflation, while wages for the top 5% of workers rose 63.2%, accor…

The question of whether college athletes should be getting paid has been asked for many years. Some believe that Universities and the NCAA have been profiting far too much from these college players a…

I firmly believe that after the piles of bills due to primary, middle, and high school education, the final finale, which is the key card to people obtaining their dream jobs, should be free of charge…

Essay on a Financial Future Are you a tax evader? That's a question for yourself; I wouldn't know. I don't know the first thing about taxes or debt or investing or credit... Put simply, I am financia…

In 2019, 34.9 percent of households with incomes below the Federal poverty line were food insecure (ERS). Food insecurities and poverty go hand in hand as shown from the statistic above. Single parent…

What is money? We use money every day to pay for virtually everything in our lives. From purchasing gasoline to power our vehicles, groceries to feed our families, or a plane ticket to vacation or vis…