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5 Little Known Ways to Make the Most out of Personal Loans
At the moment, the amount of money owed by individuals surges to a record $120 billion, which only serves to tell just how common this financing practice actually is. An average loan is usually somewhere between $1,000 and $50,000, and it takes between 12 and 60 months for one to repay them. The longer the term, the lower the monthly payment, yet the amount of money paid in interests will be substantially higher.
By Lucas H. Parker7 years ago in Trader
Reversing Forward
Reversing to move forward is part of Jerrick's journey from the OTCQB to the NASDAQ Capital Markets. From inception, Jerrick's goal has been to build a billion dollar company. In fact, that goal drove our decision to go public in the first place. While Jerrick Media Holdings, Inc. became a publicly traded company in February 2016, my particular journey to that point can be traced as far back as 1990.
By Jeremy Frommer7 years ago in Trader
Let's Talk About Debt
I won't bore you with a backstory of how I had gotten myself into debt. Let me just cut to the chase. It was two months before my wife and I were getting married. We lived on three incomes. She worked two jobs and I worked one. That always worked for us because I was in school so she carried more financial weight. I was about $25,000 in debt and she was about $28,000 in debt at the time. Her debt was only her car but I had a car loan, a Kay Jeweler's account, and one open credit card that I was paying off. That changed in a single day.
By Jordan Payne7 years ago in Trader
5 Mistakes People Do When Trying to Get Out of Debt
Getting out of debt is not an easy journey. It takes time, discipline, and sacrifice to successfully do it. For one, it takes a significant change in financial lifestyle and spending habits if you are determined to get out of debt. This means cutting back on eating out, buying new gadgets and jewelry, and taking vacations—all made more difficult to do by targeted ads everywhere, any time of the day.
By Marian Woodsen7 years ago in Trader
Managing Your Digital Marketing Company's Finances
Marketing management involves creating a qualitatively new mindset based on market volatility and constant readiness to do so. In this case, the company enters a qualitatively new state. It stops looking only at itself and draws attention to the influence of external factors. There is an "open" business concept. Management decisions shift significantly towards permanent profit surpluses.
By Robert Cordray7 years ago in Trader
