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
Hello there! I am Chimé NU- the founder of WeeklyBagel, a professional brand that simplifies personal finance for young working class American adults. This first episode is an introduction to what I hope to accomplish with this podcast and a story about me. You can read Why I started WeeklyBagel to get a grasp of where I am coming …
What WeeklyBagel Podcast Hopes To Accomplish- IntroRead More
If you are an avid traveler like me, you know it is very expensive making a call to the US from abroad. Most cellular networks will charge you an arm and a leg for international roaming, but not Mint mobile. Mint mobile is designed to work internationally to save on calls abroad. This is because …
Does Mint Mobile Work Internationally To Save You Money?Read More
If you use the internet like me, you have probably seen Ryan Reynold’s funny commercials on Mint Mobile. You know, the ones where he claims to save you money on internet bills. It often made me wonder: Is Mint Mobile good for wireless savings? As young working class American adults, we are always looking for …
Is Mint Mobile Good For Wireless Savings? – A ReviewRead More
In a time of online banking, cashing a check can be done from the comforts of your own home. There are many check deposit apps. Many like Venmo and Zelle are backed by big financial corporations and banks. As a result, do check cashing mobile apps require a bank account? Not necessarily. There are online …
If you are looking for where to get a money order, a gas station is your best bet. This is because you can find it in almost every block in some American cities. You can buy a money order at a Valero gas station through its convenience store. Valero does not directly do money orders. …
If you have a mailbox like me in the United States, chances are fake checks are mailed occasionally to you by lazy scam artists trying to make a dollar. You would be surprised by the number of fake US treasury checks which turn up looking like the real deal. These types of check frauds often …
How To Verify A US Treasury Check: A Guide to Spotting FakesRead More
