Tag: money

Making Your Most Important Investment Work

Mark Oliver

Reading Time: 3 minutes To get the best performance from your employees, it is critical that you provide structures and systems (including pay systems) that motivate them. To understand and predict what these are, you need a very good model or framework describing human motivation. Only when you have achieved this, it is worth investing time and money in training your employees. If you do it the other way around, not only may your employees not use the new skills acquired in their training but they are more likely to leave the organisation. This…

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Four Ways To Bank Money From Your Credit Card

Wendy Bjork

Reading Time: 4 minutes Welcome to the latest edition of Unlocking Your Greatness with Wendy Bjork.  As an international bestselling author, speaker and guide to others, as well as founder of heartsofwellness.com, it is my mission to help others understand how to make progress forward and live our best lives!   A credit card is a piece of plastic that allows you to make purchases with the promise of paying later. They are issued by banks, finance companies and sometimes retailers, charities and clubs. If you use a credit card wisely, it can earn…

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How Do You Make Change With Cattle?

Wendy Bjork

Reading Time: 3 minutes   The Media has been relentlessly hyper-focused around banking, finances and money lately.  If we allow this to affect us in a negative way, it will only add to our usual amount of daily stresses, which does not help us in living our best life. When we take a step back and realize how the idea of money began, it helps to bring things into perspective.  The fascinating history of the when and how people began using money is an important part of understanding it. There are many different theories…

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How to Save Money on Black Friday

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Reading Time: < 1 minute Getting the best deals on Black Friday is no small task. But there are a few things you can do to ensure you get the most for your money. The first thing you should do is set a budget. It may sound simple, but you want to be sure you’re not spending more than you can afford. Second, you want to set a shopping list. Think of what you need and want, and then research the best deals for those items. You can do this online or on brick-and-mortar stores.…

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Nishaea Richardson’s Commentary Feature on Price of Business Digital Network

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Reading Time: < 1 minute Nishaea Richardson on her practice: “A company that helps women have a better relationship with money and take back control of their finances. A Yellow Belt Six Sigma Lean certified process improvement expert, I have worked in human resources and bring my knowledge of business processes to work as a financial coach. I am a graduate of the Financial Coach Academy and am dedicated to helping women achieve their financial goals. “My mission is to help as many women as possible achieve their definition of financial freedom. As a single…

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How to Save with Coupons in 2022

DMUSA News

Reading Time: 2 minutes There are several ways you can save money with coupons. For tips, read on. In this article, we will explore the basics of organizing your coupons, using coupon codes, and avoiding sales. Read on to discover the best way to save money on everyday items. Then, you can use the tips to maximize your savings. Stocking up on nonperishable items If you want to save money on food and household items, it is a good idea to stock up on nonperishable items when they go on sale. By doing this,…

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TV Writer Blows the Lid off TV Industry in Humorous New Novel and More

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Reading Time: 2 minutes NY Times Bestselling Author and His New Book’s Eerie Similarities to Ukraine War The Truth About Money Is Fiction Price of Business and Read Instead Newsletter Launch Video Series Celebrating Best Stories Cody Willard Discusses New Crypto Drop Scheduled for May 6 TV Writer Blows the Lid off TV Industry in Humorous New Novel Fed Raises Interest Rates and What it Means to Small Business Why Did Coinbase NFT Sales Go From Exclusive to Public in Two Weeks? Emmy Nominated Writer Makes Moms Feel Better in Humorous New Book National…

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Protecting Rideshare Drivers

Maryssa Gordon

Reading Time: 2 minutes The law firm LegalRideshare LLC is establishing the Driver Safety Fund in an effort to protect rideshare drivers from an increasingly dangerous environment. The mission of the Driver Safety Fund is to provide gig workers with the tools they need to stay safe and to bring alleged perpetrators of violence to justice. LegalRideshare LLC co-founder and attorney Bryant Greening said his firm will donate $10,000 to purchase dash cameras for Chicago-based gig workers. The firm will allocate an additional $40,000 as rewards for the convictions of persons who assault or carjack gig workers. “We refuse to sit by…

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Saving Money with HVAC Maintenance

Maryssa Gordon

Reading Time: 2 minutes Petri Plumbing & Heating, Inc., a family-owned home service company serving Brooklyn and Manhattan for more than 100 years, urges homeowners to service their HVAC system in anticipation of summer weather. After months of sitting idle, HVAC systems can strain to keep up with higher temperatures as summer arrives. Some proactive maintenance can go a long way toward keeping them running efficiently. “Nobody wants to pay sky-high cooling bills,” said Michael Petri, owner of Petri Plumbing & Heating. “Keeping your AC running at top efficiency is easy with a little annual…

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Keeping Your Home as the Eviction Cliff Nears

Maryssa Gordon

Reading Time: 4 minutes More than three million renters say they are at risk of losing their homes with the federal eviction moratorium set to expire this week. But a new Zillow analysis shows the number of households evicted could be as low as 130,000. That range highlights the need for federal intervention — both a continuing moratorium and additional assistance that will help not only struggling renters but also their landlords, such as the $45 billion in rental assistance in the recently passed federal stimulus bill. “Job disruptions and economic hardships brought by the pandemic have hit renters…

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