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The digital world is becoming a great deal more important in our lives each day.
From banking to shopping to being social, we seem to be doing much more than we used to online.
With all the benefits this brings, it also brings some dangers. Identify theft, hijacked social accounts, and stolen credit card details are all possibilities.
But there are some simple measures you can take to mitigate the dangers and be much safer online. Outlined below are 9 ways you can stay safer online.
Choosing your new home is never an easy process.
You may be buying your first home, moving into a bigger property, or even deciding to downsize – no matter what new home you are looking for, price is a major concern.
Instead of worrying about money or trying to strike it rich with a big lotto win, you should be a little focused getting back to basics.
Here is a 3-step alternative to writing up budgets and gambling with your money.
Follow these 3 small steps to get yourself onto the path of prosperity:
Want money for a big weekend? Or maybe you need it to pay a bill next week. Or you may just want to start saving more.
No matter what you want it for, if you follow what’s written below you could have an extra $100 by Friday.
And it’s not difficult either. It’s simply a matter of finding the money you waste and saving it instead.
No-one likes Debt. It’s debilitating, can be difficult to shake and, in extreme cases, it can lead to bankruptcy. But there is a way you can rid yourself of your toxic debt and be financial independent again. And best of all it’s easy!
It is called a debt snowball and it will make paying off your debt easier than ever before.
So what is a debt snowball?
