Green Finance

As a certified public accountant (CPA), I compiled this brief guide on SEP IRA, or the Simplified Employee Pension Individual Retirement Account, because several of my friends and family who are self-employed and business owners kept asking me how to start one, and what it entails.

Ever finish a money book and think, Great—now I need a spreadsheet, six new side hustles, and a personality transplant? Same. So I stole the ruthless clarity of The 48 Laws of Power and aimed it straight at your wallet—stripping out the guilt trips, algebra, and latte-shaming fluff.

Your money problems are not a character flaw, they are a neural loop. Breaking the Habit of Being Poor shows how decades of scarcity wiring keep ninety-five percent of your daily choices on autopilot and points you to the one proven exit: conscious neuro-reprogramming for wealth. Charlie Stuart blends cutting-edge studies with real stories to teach daily drills that overwrite the “poverty program.”

My wife and I found out that we were going to be blessed with a baby boy. So I looked for any way to save money. Through trial and error, I perfected all the necessary skills to save 80 percent to 110 percent on every coupon transaction. Often even getting paid to take the merchandise from the store. We produced over 800 extreme couponing videos on our flagship YouTube Channel: THEGREENCABBY. This book is the refinement of those 800 videos to give you everything you need to be an extreme couponer and saver.

The book provides a comprehensive overview of cryptocurrency scams and aims to educate listeners on how to recognize and avoid such scams.

Learn how to leverage accounts-receivable financing as an alternative financing source to expedite your cash flows and grow your business. Ideal for companies in growth mode. This somewhat complicated topic is explained in simple terms in this audiobook along with practical guidance on how you and your business can take advantage of it by increasing and expediting your cash flow.

We started out with very little. We had low paying jobs and one old used car, and rental house that had seen its better days. We were young, in love, and all that mattered to us was being together. We spent summer afternoons at the lake. Our idea of a great Sunday was taking a long car ride. Life continued and we found better-paying jobs. Then we discovered credit. We soon had a nicer house, a couple of nice cars and two pretty cool kids. And we were struggling. We wanted to look successful, but we were barely paying the bills.

We hear a lot about "flipping houses" these days, and there are all kinds of shows on television about it, but can it be as easy as it looks? Flipping a house is when a real-estate investor (the buyer) buys a home that is in foreclosure (really cheap or usually at an auction), fixes it up, and resells the house at a great profit! There is a ton of money to be made in house flipping, but beware. You need to put the effort into educating yourself before you begin because a few common mistakes can cost you big time!

A recent report by the research group Massolution opines that crowdfunding and P2P investors injected $1 billion into the US real estate market in 2014 and that the number will double in 2015. New debt participation structures and an increased access to non-US investors are cited as two reasons.