If you need money now, you can either borrow money from friends and family, sell some of your stuff, or get online and try to make something happen as quickly as possible. Let’s talk about each one in a little more detail.
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The traditional route that’s often recommended for high school students in the United States is to graduate from high school, then attend college. But there are also other ways for high school students to explore their potential career path, such as attending vocational education.
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That call asking for repayment on debt that isn’t yours can be overwhelming. This debt might not belong to you, but telling that to the collector who is either misinformed or a scammer won’t likely cut you a break.
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Regardless of how hard we try, we cannot get rid of scammers and fraud. It’s an uphill battle as the perpetrators just get better at what they do as they search the internet for more victims. Understanding psychology of fraud, can save you from becoming a victim.
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It’s far too easy to ignore your LinkedIn profile when you’re not in the process of looking for work. Even when you’re not looking for a new job, it’s important to keep your Linkedin profile updated and interesting. A LinkedIn profile that is attractive to recruiters could be your chance for a better position, a better salary, less debts, and a better life.
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If you read about successful people, billionaires and multimillionaires, they seem to have one thing in common that they did in their younger days that stared them on the road to success. They all had side jobs.
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Greed is Good Some great representations in Hollywood of the “rich vs. bad” person are Gordon Gecko, Mr. Burns, and Scrooge McDuck. They are very consumed with greed, and they show no compassion and few morals. But how exactly money changes our behavior?
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