Hi, I'm Danielle. I love saving money and have a goal of being financially free by the time I am 40. I am sharing my tips here to help you save money on your life, so you can reap the rewards later. Thanks for stopping by.
Choosing a name for your business is the hardest thing in the world. You’ve got to come up with a word or a phrase that sums up your product and your entire company in a way that captures the attention of customers. On top of all that, you’ve got to find something that hasn’t been taken yet. If you’re lucky, the name might come to you suddenly, but you’re more
If you own business premises, there’s every chance that you want them to look the part. First impressions are everything, and it’s essential to create the right vibe from the outset. Although looks matter, safety should also be a concern. There’s no point in luring customers into a store, a restaurant or a cafe if you’re going to lose business because the environment isn’t safe. As a business owner, it’s
Firm financial planning isn’t about just knowing how to move money in a way that guarantees growth and a higher income. It’s also about knowing the life events that can rock those finances. Finding both the right protections and the right partners that can help you make the best out of a bad situation. Getting into an accident or injuring yourself is painful enough as-is, but the financial headaches that
When it comes to business, two is often better than one. Investing with someone you know and trust is a fantastic option for creating your first startup for less. What’s more, going in with someone ensures double the earning ability, and a shoulder to cry on if all goes wrong. Hard to see why you wouldn’t want to start a business partnership, isn’t it? That is, of course, unless it
Beginning your own company is not a small feat. It’s a big road with a lot of twists and turns that will get you from an idea to a tangible company to run. When you’re in the early stages of a start-up, you are going to come across numerous articles telling you where you should be putting your money and how much you should be spending in each avenue of
Are you looking to cut costs in your business? Don’t focus on the areas that your business customers can see. Firstly, cutting costs sends the wrong message. It suggests that your company is struggling and that’s the absolute last idea you want stuck in the head of your customers. It doesn’t matter whether it’s true or not. If you start cutting costs, customers will, almost automatically, assume that your business
Keeping employees happy is often something we don’t know how to do. We’ve done everything right up until this point of course: you know who to hire, and you’ve got all of the terms of the contract worked out to make sure any prospective employee does their best work for you. You pay them a good wage, and you give them an official lunch break in the staff room. However,
We’ve all been in a bit of a pickle in one way or another in our life. No matter what the basis for your tough situation might have been, it most probably involved money in one way or another. We live in times where it is easier to slip up and go homeless than most people think. In cities such as London or New York, all you need is a
A DUI can easily cost you $15,000. Of course, this number varies from state to state but the bottom line is that the whole thing can be extremely costly—and that’s if you’re lucky and the incident does not lead to jail time or a fatality. Needless to say, there’s also the possibility that you’ll end up having to buy a new car, which is another significant cost to worry about. On top
When it comes to launching the business of your dreams, you may be worried a little bit about the cost. If you’ve ever setup your own home business, or you’ve been self-employed and worked out of an office at home, you’ll know that there aren’t a lot of associated costs with doing this. Sometimes, all you need is your laptop, an internet connection, and you’re ready to go. However, this