Simplifying personal finance for the young working class adults.
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Mr. Chimé (Chi-meh) is a certified surgical assistant, a small-time financial Investor and the founder of WeeklyBagel- a professional blog dedicated to simplifying personal finance for young adults. Read More
We- the working class adults, should prioritize savings because it saves us from sudden income disruption. The Covid pandemic proves this to be true. Any sudden disruption of our income flow, tends to wreck us when we do not have savings to endure hard times. According to Lending Tree, 30% of American working class adults …
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Walmart cashes money orders without issues. Cashing a money order at Walmart is very easy. Walmart is one of those big retail stores in almost every part of a city. You can easily walk into any one of its location and walk out with cash. This is as long as it is a money order, …
In a generation where instant online payments are the norm, a money order is rarely considered. However, financial transactions which require immediate fund dispense with minimal information need it. This is because a money order does not have problems associated with personal checks and other financial means of payments. By problems here, I refer to …
A money order is a great alternative to a cashier’s check. You get money orders easily from most convenience stores. Unlike a cashier’s check, you are not required to have a bank account to buy it. In addition to this fact, money orders are made to specific people. As a result, it is hard for …
When it comes to loaning our hard-earned money to friends, we should always consider the risks involved. One of the risks is not limited to the loss of friendship, as a result of the loan. Or even worse, the entire loss of your money. Personally, I have had a bad experience every single time I …
You may have heard it is good to carry debt. It is what is preached on most social media platforms by the so-called build-generation-wealth gurus. As a working class adult, I disagree debt is good for the average working class adult. Unless you are building credit for the first time, buying a car or getting …
