Originally posted August 21, 2019. Each week as we research content for the FinancialVerse we read articles, blogs, and magazines looking for information that could help our readers. We also listen to numerous podcasts and radio programs. We thought it would be a great idea if we could share with you three of the best sources we have come across that week. We want you to spend two hours per week on your financial education and help you do this on a regular basis.
This week here are 3 great articles we came across that you might find interesting:
Financial tools like new computer applications and new ways of doing business are always being introduced in the FinancialVerse. Smart Money has just published a listing of the top 20 new tools that could benefit you in your financial journey.
They did this by compiling a list of financial companies offering products that debuted (or released new features) between January 2018 and June 2019. A panel of eight judges rated the list on innovativeness and relevance to Real Simple readers to reach a list of 20. The top winners scored highest among these ratings. All descriptions and services as of July 30, 2019.
This is an opinion piece by John ESI Money about money saving tips that people hate to hear but that may benefit them.
This piece by Maurie Backman from the Motley Fool focuses on items we have explored in the FinancialVerse A Common Sense Approach for Your Money and discusses how they relate to newlyweds.
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