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HBO’s ‘The Day Sports Stood Still’ Relives COVID-19 Shutdown And Reminds Us Top Athletes Are Human Too

January 11, 2023May 9, 2021 by Alec Palchikoff

For sports, the seriousness of the emerging pandemic started coming into focus when Chris Paul, his teammates and opponents walked off the court in Oklahoma City on March 11, 2020. And that’s exactly where HBO’s newest documentary “The Day Sports Stood Still” begins. It captures the outset of the pandemic, the ebbs and flows that followed and the … Read more

Youtuber Canna Campbell Explains Why High-Risk Investments Are ‘Unnecessary’

May 9, 2021 by Marina Peña

If you happen to stumble upon Canna Campbell’s YouTube channel SugarMamma.TV, you’ll immediately be thrust into a world where eliminating debt is top priority, where creating passive income streams with even just $1,000 at a time is key to financial freedom and where being frugal is always being celebrated. After more than 15 years in … Read more

Long Time Radio Personality Chris Hogan Leaves Ramsey Solutions

May 9, 2021May 9, 2021 by Marina Peña

Chris Hogan, long time radio personality and author, announced in a video on Twitter today that he has left Ramsey Solutions after failing to meet the company’s standards. “Recently it’s come to light that I’ve done some things personally that are not in line with Ramsey Solutions, and as a result I’m no longer a … Read more

Rachel Cruze On The Most Common Financial Mistakes Millennials Make, Her New Book And More

May 9, 2021 by Marina Peña

Since 2010, personal finance expert and New York Times best-selling author Rachel Cruze has been advising people on everything from how to avoid debt, save money and budget a months worth of income. She’s the daughter of personal finance advisor and radio host Dave Ramsey and has provided all of this practical money advice through … Read more

Digital Bank ‘Cheese’ Is Making Financial Services Accessible To Underbanked Communities

May 9, 2021May 9, 2021 by Marina Peña

Since immigrating to the U.S. from China in 2008, Ken Lian says he has been denied from opening accounts at major banks on numerous occasions. And that’s despite having an 800+ credit score. Over the years, he’s had to pay thousands of dollars in banking fees and has been limited to the least desirable no-rewards … Read more

How One 28-year-old Went From Earning $36,000 A Year To More Than $240,000 A Year on Fiverr

June 14, 2021May 9, 2021 by Marina Peña

Back in 2015, the then 24-year-old Alexandra Fasulo was looking for new opportunities to advance her career in public relations. She was working at the New York State Assembly in Albany at the time and decided moving to Manhattan would be the best next move. Fasulo applied to hundreds of jobs and ended up landing … Read more

Are Biofuels Worth the Investment ?

May 9, 2021May 5, 2021 by Alejandro Rossi

Over the years, there has been a great deal of hope placed on biofuels to help the world move away from traditional fossil fuels. Yet while global biofuel production has grown more than sixfold over the last decade, according to the International Energy Agency, they still only account for 3 percent of all road fuel … Read more

Top 5 Wall Street Films To Watch If You Haven’t Seen Them Already

January 11, 2023May 5, 2021 by Aaron Chin

American Psycho (2000) 4.5/5 If you’ve seen The Dark Knight trilogy and want to see Christian Bale play the joker, you should watch this movie. It uses the world of finance as a backdrop to an investment banker’s descent into madness. It’s funny and quotable. See this movie. Patrick Bateman feeling smart Wall Street … Read more