Relocating to Singapore has now become a dream for many people, and it is not hard to see why. The country delivers a high quality of education, its economy is doing well, and those coming from a colder climate find the warm weather rather inviting. The discipline and strong laws observed in the city make… Read more
Credit is Not Your Enemy
Bad credit can feel like the end of the world. This is because we’ve been conditioned over our lifetimes to believe that having bad credit is tantamount to being a terrible person. This is a philosophy that was built up primarily during the last century and during a time of economic excess. But now… Read more
Refinancing Your Current Mortgage Can Help You Save Money
A fixed mortgage loan is an excellent choice for many homeowners; however, what do you do when interest rates go down? It all depends on how much the interest rates have decreased and how long you intend to live in your home. Mortgage refinancing has the potential to reduce not only your monthly payments but… Read more
Change Your Perspective: Change Your Finances
This is a guest post from fellow blogger Richard Adams, who is on his own journey to financial independence. You can follow his progress over at Frugality Magazine. Let me know if you would love to guest post on RFI. Growing up I could never understand why people drove crummy cars. In truth,… Read more
What’s Next for Residential Real Estate in Thailand?
There are many listings for residential real estate throughout Thailand and it is easy to find an available apartment on property sites such as DDProperty. But any buyer or investor should make sure they are getting the most out of their money, as residential real estate can be a disaster if it is done… Read more
HOW TO TRAVEL CROSS COUNTRY AND STAY ON A BUDGET
One of the best ways how you can explore the country, but don’t get into local tours, is to do travel across the country all by yourself. Renting a car, hitchhiking or using other budget-friendly tricks will not only help you learn everything about the country but also help you stay on a budget!… Read more
Replacing The Cost of Everyday Items Through Dividend Investing
This is a guest contribution written by Ben Reynolds at Sure Dividend. Sure Dividend uses The 8 Rules of Dividend Investing to systematically build high quality dividend growth portfolios. Please let me know if you would love to guest post on RFI. I define financial independence as the point at which your passive income covers all of… Read more
Earn extra cash by selling on eBay
Making money on eBay isn’t as challenging as you may think! In fact, it is a quick and easy way to make some extra cash quickly, with the right amount of effort. Here are some key pointers on how you can boost your income by selling your unwanted goods. Before you start: Be… Read more
How you can retire earlier
Retiring early is the ultimate dream for many. Yet most believe it’s impossible. In fact, some people resign themselves to working into their 70s. But is this really the way things must go down? No way! But if you do want to retire before the typical retirement age of 62, you have to be disciplined… Read more
5 MISTAKES WE DO THEN WE ARE ASKING FOR A RISE
When we talk with the manager about salary, we usually feel uncomfortable, because often we do not know how to evaluate ourselves. Situations may vary – some are afraid to ask for as much as they want to earn, so rely on lower wages, while others overestimate their capabilities and ask too much, and put… Read more
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