Author: Kyle Burbank
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My Top Tips for Working While Traveling
One of the best things about being self-employed is the ability to travel wherever I want and being able to get my work done along the way. That said, the key to being productive while on the road is planning ahead and making sure you have everything you need.
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Headed Overseas? New Study Finds the Best Times to Book Flights
Looking to do some international travel? Well a new report not only tells you when is the best time of year to fly to various destinations around the world but also when you should book your flight for the best deals.
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More Data Breaches Mean More Chances Your Info is Out There
In this day and age, it’s probably safe to assume that your personal data is actually anything but safe. This week brought news of two more major data breaches: one involving the popular app Under Armor-owned app My Fitness Pal and the other affecting Panera customers who used the company’s online ordering service.
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GasBuddy Partners with Sears Shop Your Way to Offer Rewards
Shop Your Way members who use Pay with GasBuddy can earn $.30 per gallon in CASHBACK points for fill-ups made in the first 60 days and $.15 per gallon in points after that. Alternatively, non-Shop Your Way customers can earn $.10 per gallon off their first purchase and $.05 cents off each gallon thereafter.
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Book Reviews: Why You Need Them and Tips for Getting Them
Whether you’re preparing to launch your book or trying to keep the momentum going, earning reviews can go a long way in helping the success of your title. Follow these steps to get more book reviews and ultimately increase your sales.
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Worried About Racking Up Credit Card Debt? Debx Can Help
There was once a time when I did not trust myself to have a credit card. Granted, I had some good reasoning for this as I had already made plenty of mistakes in that area. As it turns out, according to recent studies, I was not alone in this as many Millennials report avoiding credit…
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Disney World’s Latest Fees and How to Avoid Them
While it’s certainly frustrating that Walt Disney World has decided to start charging for overnight parking at their hotels, there are ways around these fees. Namely, it may be time to consider skipping the rental car on your next trip or even electing to stay off property instead.
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Why Now is the Time to Double Check Your Tax Withholdings
With the new tax law taking effect and the 2017 tax deadline fast approaching, now is definitely the time to review your current withholdings. After checking the IRS’s online calculator, ask your human resources or payroll department how you can file a new W-4 if need be. Just remember, while the results may mean a…
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Growing on YouTube: Investing, Monetizing, Learning, and More
Just about nine months ago, I started my so-called “YouTube career” by purchasing my first vlogging camera and launching the Money@30 channel. Since then, there have been a number of ups and down, windfalls and expenses. Through it all, though, my channel has continued to grow and I’ve learned a lot in the process.
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Need a Passport? One Reason to Get it This Month
Even if you don’t have a particular trip abroad planned just yet, there’s little harm in applying for a U.S. passport now. First of all, for those over the age of 16, passports are valid for 10 years from when they are issued, giving you plenty of time to take advantage of them.
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7 Tips for Saving Money on Your Disney Parks Vacation
As someone who’s visited all 12 of the Disney Parks worldwide, I definitely know how expensive they can be to visit. Luckily, in my many experiences, I’ve also learned a few ways to keep your costs down. While it’s always nice to enjoy the finer things that Disney has to offer — such as Deluxe…
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When Changing Passwords Becomes a Personal Finance Problem
The moral of the story isn’t just that you should probably strengthen your Starbucks account password (although I’d recommend it), but that you may want to take a closer look at your password patterns and make some updates.
