Author: Miranda Marquit
How to Start Investing in Real Estate With as Little as $500
Miranda Marquit on March 22, 2019
If you would like to diversify your portfolio by investing in real estate but don’t have the cash to buy property, you should know about this option.
This Is an Easy Way to Find Legitimate Flexible Jobs
Miranda Marquit on March 8, 2019
If you like the idea of working from home, setting your own hours, working part-time or freelancing, you should know about this resource.
5 Reasons You Should Not Delay Claiming Social Security
Miranda Marquit on February 24, 2019
Experts often recommend postponing Social Security retirement benefits. But there are situations in which you should just start taking the money ASAP.
7 Cheaper Paths to a Great College Education
Miranda Marquit on February 13, 2019
Don’t march right to a pricey four-year campus. Technology, innovative financial agreements and employer perks are democratizing the cost of college.
The Best and Worst States for Raising a Family in 2019
Miranda Marquit on February 12, 2019
There are trade-offs no matter where you live. However, some states come with big advantages — and in some states you might be giving up more than you expected.
13 Things You Should Never Buy at Thrift Stores
Miranda Marquit on January 27, 2019
Thrift shopping is one of the best ways to stretch your dollars. But sometimes a great deal isn’t worth it — or, even worse, is dangerous.
Stop Paying for These 10 Things That Are Free With a Library Card
Miranda Marquit on January 21, 2019
Before you spend another dollar on items and services like these, check with your public library. You will likely be surprised by what it offers for free.
Social Security Checklist: 7 Tasks You Must Do Before Claiming
Miranda Marquit on December 24, 2018
To get the most out of your Social Security retirement benefits, you have to think ahead. Start by taking these steps before applying for benefits.
10 Hidden Homeowner Costs — and How You Can Slash Them
Miranda Marquit on November 12, 2018
A mortgage is just the first of many homeownership expenses — most of which continue for as long as you own a home.
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