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Stuck With A High-Cost Obamacare Plan? Maybe Not — 5 Affordable Alternatives & Supplements

The Obamacare open enrollment window is fast approaching. Unfortunately, that’s not necessarily good news for budget-conscious healthcare consumers looking to change health plans or acquire coverage for the first time. Depending on your state of residence, health status, income, and other factors, premiums for Obamacare “metal” level plans in your area could be higher than ever this year. These five Obamacare alternatives and supplements may offer lower-cost coverage than “metal” plans. Consult with a health insurance expert to determine the best fit or combination for your needs. Short Term Health Insurance Plans Short term health insurance plans are ideal for…

Featured, Tech

3 Tips to Safeguarding Your Finances

Given how important your finances are to you, are you doing all you can to safeguard them from criminals? Some consumers fail to see how serious identity theft and other financial crimes are. Unfortunately, they do not realize the ramifications until it is too late. That said how will you protect your financial world? Be Cognizant of Threats So that you can do all possible to safeguard your finances, keep in mind these tips: Put protection in place – One of the most important steps you can take is to put protection in place. An example of this would be…

Gap Year Experiences

Greg Volitich – Getting Out of Debt The Sensible Way

For many years I had some issues with debts, I shan’t go into the details but it is fair to say that I never correctly managed my debt, and a series of events lead me to be unable to pay my way out. After a chance meeting with an old-school friend Greg Volitich, I opened up to him about my issues, and he helped me to put a plan together to get out of debt, which I succeeded in doing 2 years later. I wanted to share with you how you can get out of debt, if you have found…

Personal Finance

No More Shame: Here’s How to Beat Your Debt with Pride

Debt is more than a collection of balances written on paper; it’s a concept with deep-seated implications in the lives of those it affects. Debt can make people feel lonely, like they have a secret they have to hide from their loved ones. It can cause anxiety as consumers fret over how they’re going to pay their bills and get out of the red. Above all, debt can cause shame—and this is a major reason people live in denial or decline to reach out for help. If you feel alone in your debt, consider that the average balance-carrying American household…

Business

Where Will Your Next Investments Take You?

Coming up with the right investment strategies can prove difficult for some people. Whether they fail to study the markets, do not get the right advice or slow to learn investing, the numbers do not add up. It is important when investing that you take time to figure out what your long-term goals are. So, where will your next investments take you? Are Commercial Investments Your Next Calling? If thinking about investing in one or more commercial properties, is now the right time for this? Get educated on how a commercial real estate investment could impact you moving on. For…

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