Going On Vacation: 3 Tips For Getting Insurance Appraisals For Jewelry Pieces

Posted on 11 October 2016

Anything can happen when you're on vacation, so you should always make sure that you're fully prepared. If you own expensive pieces of jewelry, get an insurance appraisal of each piece and purchase insurance for the trip. Insurance usually costs about $1 to $2 for every $100 of the full market value. An insurance appraisal will confirm what the full market value for replacing each jewelry piece is and is an important document needed when making claims. [Read More]

Need Money Fast and Can't Get a Loan? Check Out These Tips for Selling Your Gold Jewelry

Posted on 10 October 2016

The current economic trends have made things hard on a lot of people. Making ends meet nowadays can be challenging, especially if you have kids to care for. If you have a need for fast cash and are unable to get a loan, you can sell your gold jewelry to get the money you need. However, learning more about how to sell your gold jewelry is important to ensure you know you are getting what you deserve for it. [Read More]

Three Signs That Your Retail Business Has Too Large Of An Inventory

Posted on 10 October 2016

When you run a small business, there are many things you'll need to remember and even more bad things you'll need to avoid. In particular, when you first order the products that will make up your inventory, it can be very difficult to discern whether you've gotten too little for your customers or too much. When your business has been up and going for a few months, use these three signs to figure out whether your retail business has too large of an inventory. [Read More]

Finding A Reliable Bail Bondsman: What To Know

Posted on 10 October 2016

If you have to bail someone out of jail and you aren't sure how to find a bail bondsman you can trust, there are some things you can do to make sure you don't lose your money and to be sure you're finding a legitimate bond provider. Bail bondsman can help you get out of a sticky situation or can help you bail out a friend or family member if you don't have the cash to post the entire bail. [Read More]

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Learning to Invest is Just as Important as Saving

While most parents and teachers tell teenagers how important saving money for emergencies and retirement is, few give them advice about investing. While there are more and more high schools offering finance classes, they are often electives that not every student is required to take or they are classes that just cover budgeting. While saving money is important, I think learning to invest wisely is just as important! I meet many people today who think that investing in property, mutual funds, and stocks is a bad idea because they think they will lose money. The truth is that investments made carefully and strategically (a good plan is important) usually come with a great return and little risk. I wanted to begin a blog to share my investing tips and other finance tips to give people the knowledge that they often don't learn in school!

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