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Why You Need a Backup Bank Account

Green.Money

Something I preach all of the time is, you should always have at least one back up bank account. Also, while I'm at it, never have your personal bank account/s at the same place you hold your business accounts. After giving them access to your banking information, immediately open a backup account. Please trust me for now.

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Save Money, Not Cash

Green.Money

What is amazing to me is these “advisors” always seem to have a mortgage on a home, and they’re paying more in interest to the bank than the bank is paying on their cash. So what is “savings” if it’s not a bunch of stored cash in a bank account or safety deposit box at your local branch? In some years it goes much higher.

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Invest and Accept Bitcoin

Green.Money

Wire transfers are costly, and in many cases, take a trip to the bank. Best of all, there is no bank in the middle. Lonnie Passoff Founder and President Green.Money (Green Payment Processing) About the Author: Lonnie Passoff started the first-ever internet-only electronic check processing firm in 2008.

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Know When to White or Black List

Green.Money

They don't even think about why banks sell credit card processing but only accept check payments on their products. Never point your finger at a processor or bank if something goes wrong with a client. He frequently speaks at business conventions and is a paid advisor to multiple corporations.

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A Business Owner’s Retirement

Green.Money

Never pay regular bank rates over 15-30 years. In most Caribbean destinations, the taxes are low or non-existent for foreign investors, and what you pay now will double or triple by the time you retire. He frequently speaks at business conventions and is a paid advisor to multiple corporations. Head to the Caribbean.

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From Investing To Budgeting, How Millennials Are Disrupting Personal Finance

CB Insights

A 2018 survey by Bank of America shows that millennials’ top financial priorities were saving for emergency funds (64%), saving for retirement (49%), and saving to buy a house (33%) — not much different from the concerns their baby boomer parents had 30 years ago. From big banks to big tech. get the REPORT on next generation investors.

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The Death of Cash

Green.Money

This has been in motion for a generation and benefits banks much more than it does main street businesses. Around the time the internet began, banks and processors started lobbying for and pushing this cashless society. However, the banks were thinking about something entirely different. The banks refuse to lose that percentage.