Issue 7.3 / May 26, 2020
Personal Finance
New Federal Reserve regulations are starting June 24 for the amount of funds available when depositing checks into banking accounts. For example, Capital One is changing the first $225 from most check deposits (previously $200) to be available the next business day after a deposit is made.
The interest rate on your high-yield savings account recently went down. Here’s a breakdown of why interest rates are dropping.
After nearly four decades of taking notes on more than 1,300 self-made millionaires, Steve Siebold offers these smart money moves from the wealthy. Steve Siebold is the author of How Money Works.
OkDork by Noah Kagan is hiring a social media manager and video editor. If you get hired, mention the Weekly Summary and I eat free Chipotle for a year.
If you are going into a sales position, here are some great pointers on selling.
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