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What Would a Site Owner Buy First If She Had $1 Billion?

05.07.2020 by Mattie Cook // Leave a Comment

You wake up to the good news of winning a jackpot, yet, no idea on how to use the money. If you are not very careful, you may end up misusing it. It is one thing to spend the money and another thing to invest in assets that add value. For example, a fancy car […]

Fix our Finances with Alamo Associates

12.06.2019 by Girl on Fire // Leave a Comment

I messed up. I was doing so great working on building and fixing my credit. I worked so hard to fix our finances for our family… then life happened again and again and things got behind and I tumbled back on down. Further and further until I realized I was drowning. No time to have […]

How Helping Your Neighborhood Could Turn into a Profitable Business

08.27.2019 by Girl on Fire // Leave a Comment

There’s never been a better time in human history to do what you want to do. Of course, there are certain things we have to do, whether that’s making money, going to work, and paying our bills, but when it comes to having the job or business that you want, there’s never been more freedom. […]

Dollar Shave Club $5 Starter!

04.26.2019 by Girl on Fire // Leave a Comment

Have you tried Dollar Shave Club? Right now you can get started with your first month for only $5.00! I’m all about saving money as well as time. So this sounds like something I should get in on. I have heard about it for a long time but never tried it myself. Honestly, I always […]

Tools for Business, Large and Small

03.21.2019 by Girl on Fire // Leave a Comment

Running a business is a lot of responsibility. Small and Large, they all require hard work and dedication. There will be ups and downs throughout the time you own your business. Thankfully there are a lot of great resources, tools, and knowledge that can be easily found on the internet. Back in the day, it […]

4 Tips for Creating a Household Budget and Sticking to It

02.22.2019 by Girl on Fire // Leave a Comment

American families have a tendency to live beyond their means. According to a study by USA Today the average US household now carries around $137,000 in debt, whilst the median household income is significantly lower than this, at around $59,000 a year. This is partly driven by rapidly increasing living costs, but it’s also down […]