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Via Pexels Many people dream about owning a rental property. It sounds simple: buy a place, rent it out, collect income. The idea of building wealth through real estate has been around for generations, and for good reason. A well-managed property can create steady monthly cash flow while also appreciating in value. On top of that, owning physical real estate… Continue Reading→ The post Is A Rental Property the Right Move For You? appeared first on Cash for Kat.
Finding a way to get free medical alert systems for seniors can give you and your family real peace of mind. But let’s be honest… Most of what you see online is a mess of fine print, misleading ads, and hidden costs. And since getting free stuff for seniors is a huge thing, scammers are… Continue… The post How to Get a Free Medical Alert System for Seniors [An Honest Guide] appeared first on MoneyPantry.com.
Your small business needs cash to survive. The same way you need oxygen to breathe and water to drink. Business survival depends on positive cash flow and liquidity. And it’s especially important in times of financial uncertainty, plagued by tariffs, inflation, recession, and instability. Lack of cash causes more business failures than any other single factor. Creating a business emergency fund can help you avoid that. It will offer a lifeline during the lean times. […]
Mesa is a new fintech focused on “homeowners”, currently with a credit card and mortgage lending product. Their Mesa Homeowners Visa Card (issued by Celtic Bank) currently has a 50,000 points bonus albeit with a pretty high spending requirement. The card does have a unique set of perks that could be valuable. Bonus details: 50,000 bonus points after $12,000 or more on eligible purchases within the first 3 months (90 days) of Card Membership. Offer […]
Updated with new limited-time offers. Hilton Hotels and American Express have co-branded credit cards with special perks for Hilton customers. Each person can only get one welcome offer, per card in your entire lifetime, so it’s best to apply during a temporary bump-up and/or limited-time offer. card_name Limited Time Offer: 100,000 Hilton Honors Bonus Points with the Hilton Honors American Express Card after you spend $2,000 in purchases on the Card within your first 6 […]
Learning how to get free hearing aids for seniors can save you a ton of cash. A while ago I started looking into hearing aids for my elderly mom. Their prices tags genuinely shocked me. I had no idea hearing aids devices cost thousands of dollars. Yikes! Now what was more frustrating was the actual… Continue… The post How to Get Free Hearing Aids for Seniors: An Honest Guide (Updated for 2025) appeared first on […]
When people talk about budgeting, the first thing that usually comes to mind is restriction. No lattes… No dinners out… No fun. But here’s the truth: fun money isn’t optional. It’s essential. Why Fun Money Matters Think about it: a budget is just a plan for your money. However, if that plan doesn’t leave space […] The post The Truth About Adding Fun Money to Your Budget appeared first on financiALLI focused.
The end of the summer and start of school means it’s September – days getting shorter, heating coming on, leaves changing colour and on the surface, everything seems to be going alright… My main concern is that I’m not working at the moment and on the hunt. But the hunt has been unsuccessful for a few reasons. The first is that the job market is bad right now and second of all, I feel that […]
On a random weekday earlier this month, a few hours of unexpected free time materialized on my calendar. My eyes quickly darted to Bill Bengen’s new book, A Richer Retirement: Supercharging the 4% Rule to Spend More and Enjoy More, (Amazon Affiliate link), which had been sitting on my desk since its arrival on August 5th. I snatched it up and closed my office door, fearing some unknown pressing need would encroach upon this gift […]
Chart updated to end of SEP in sidebar.Stocks/cash decreased -$3,155 (-0.64%) to $493,421. Mostly due to stock market and the negative gearing property investment impact on my cash flow.Retirement savings (SMSF etc.) increased by $26,156 (+1.16%) to $2,283,210.As I am currently unemployed/retired there are no contributions adding to the balance, so this increase was due entirely to market gains (