Issue 48.0 / July 13, 2021
Personal Finance
Financial freedom can be achieved by becoming a good money manager. Salary is just part of the overall financial picture.
Over the coming decades, ageism and age discrimination against people 50+, could cost the economy trillions of dollars.
Some wealthy people are willing to pay a premium on housing for opportunities and proximity.
Can you trust financial advice on TikTok?
If you live in the United States and no longer want to receive unsolicited physical mailers for credit card offers and insurance services, then you need to head over to OptOutPreScreen.com now. OptOutPreScreen.com allows you to opt-out of all those annoying credit card offers via mail for at least five years or forever. Receiving offers like this in the mail can put you at risk for identity theft as well. Opting off this list may also raise your credit score.
Side hustles that could earn you over $60 an hour.
A couple of weeks ago marked the start of quarter three for credit card companies that have 5% cashback categories. Two of my favorite cashback programs are the Chase Freedom and Discover IT credit cards. With Chase Freedom, you can now earn 5% cashback at grocery stores (excluding Target and Walmart) and select streaming services on up to $1,500 in combined purchases from July 1 - September 30, 2021. Groceries are one of the biggest expenses in my budget, so I will easily max-out the grocery store category during this quarter. The Discover card’s 5% cashback bonus categories are restaurants and PayPal from the beginning of July until the end of September, on up to $1,500 of spend. Many online merchants accept PayPal as a payment option. Do know that both of these credit cards need you to log into your account and activate these offers.
- Get a $50 statement credit for a Discover credit card
- Earn $200 cashback opening a Chase Freedom credit card
- Earn $1,000 cashback (or $1,250 toward travel) with Chase Sapphire Preferred
Continue Learning With Me
I write at The Weekly Summary where I blog about learning, cryptocurrency, investing, personal finance, entrepreneurship, and free stock giveaways. I also like doing lots of push-ups.
Subscribe to my Noise.cash feed. You can also follow me on Twitter.
Disclaimer
Ideas and information presented in my articles are for educational purposes only and not intended to be investment advice. Investments in the stock market and cryptocurrency could be speculative and volatile and result in money loss. Always conduct your own research. You may want to obtain independent legal, financial, taxation, and/or other professional advice with respect to any information from this content. I may mention products or services and some of those products are affiliate links that reward me.
