Do you need to know how to protect assets from a lawsuit? There are many things to keep in mind about asset protection--the most important being that state law is a huge factor--what is possible in some states may not work in others depending on things like community property laws (which govern how debts in a legal marriage are divided up in a divorce), real estate and probate law, etc. The advice below isn't related to mortgage or asset … [Read more...]
Online Side Hustle Mistakes I Have Made
I have made plenty of mistakes working side hustles, and it never hurts to pay things forward and help others avoid the pitfalls I’ve fallen into. Have you or someone you know made these mistakes? Or getting ready to walk into one? Here is some advice that can help you sidestep some of the pitfalls of the online side hustle. Decide Whether Your Side Hustle Is Actually Your New Career Or Not Some people start working online and pursuing … [Read more...]
How to Collect Money From A Borrower
Do you need to know how to collect money from a borrower? For many people, the first step is simply not to lend money, but that advice isn’t always practical or useful. If you find yourself in the unfortunate position to have to ask someone to pay you back, there are several things you can do to make the process easier for yourself. How To Collect Money From A Borrower: Be Nice Staying away from a hostile relationship is the key to many … [Read more...]
Negative Effects of Saving Too Much Money
It might seem like a crazy question - are there negative effects of saving too much money? Can you actually save too much money? And the answer is yes, you can, but it depends on how you are saving that money. Saving Too Much Money For Retirement It is definitely easy to get stressed out about not having enough money for retirement. How am I supposed to know at 30 how much money I will need to retire when I'm 65? And the market is … [Read more...]
Las Vegas Set To Reopen Casinos, Other Businesses Remain Closed
With Las Vegas Set to reopen casinos on June 4, 2020, other businesses remain closed. The Governor of Nevada, Steve Sisolak set the date (on a tentative basis) after what has been reported as “two weeks of continued decreases” in new COVID-19 diagnoses and hospitalizations. Reopening Nevada & COVID-19 Case Numbers At the time of this writing, Worldometers.info reports Nevada with having some 7,879 total cases, but following a long Memorial … [Read more...]