We help you flip your finances so you can flip your life. We tweet about how to improve your credit score and personal finances.
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I’m a black man that knows how to code, owns and controls $700k worth of real estate, makes multiple 6 figures a year, has a healthy bank account, no kids, no record, who made it out the projects on his own merit.
My accomplishments are not to be taken lightly.
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Here’s a simple way to make extra money every month just flipping shoes and bags (purses)
The beautiful part is you’ll know how much you can expect to make BEFORE you buy the shoes.
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You can buy all the courses and webinars you want but without ACTION you might as well be watching Netflix
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You cannot learn to swim by reading about swimming in a book.
You have to actually dive in the pool.
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It is imperative that you are aware of your personal finance health! BINND was able to analyze this clients credit report and to her dismay she was a victim of identity theft but BINND was able to assist her in many ways and now shes confident and protected!
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only rich people who have never worked in unions, never worked for low wages and never owned small businesses tell small and medium sized businesses not to lay off people. Am i supposed to support 25 workers but stay closed for business? Do i want a loan? NO!
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If you buy something for 50% off that you weren't going to buy in the first place, you're not actually saving money. 50% off means 50% still on.
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I believe other shoe will soon drop --a cluster in the U.S. --and that will cause the market to get as oversold as I like it to be before i commit more money than i took out earlier this week
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Reminder:
Your house is a place to sleep, not a place to store your money.
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Use money to make money
If you don’t have money then you use your time to make money, then use that money to make money
Where most people go wrong
They don’t have money to make money with, so they use their time to make money..
Then use that money to buy material things
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One guy will say
I have good credit & steady income let me buy a new car
Another guy
I have good credit & steady income, let me rent a house, furnish it, then Airbnb it, profits will buy my new car
A small difference in the approach separates the wealth builders from the rest
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3 financial rules worth sharing
1) Your rent/mortgage should be less than what you make in a week
2) Only borrow money to make more money
3) As your income increases your cost of living should decrease or stay the same
Follow these three rules & you’ll find financial freedom