Create a Budget Using Mint
41.0 | Mint.com, October Effect, & A Conversation With Mooncats...
Invest Early in Budgeting with Mint
The October Effect 🎃
A Conversation With…Audio Series🎙
Investing Headlines 📰
Tweets of the week
Thought of the Week
The debt ceiling debate was kicked down the road two months, but make no mistake, the nation’s debt continues to rise. The debt ceiling is a prime example why we recommend diversifying your overall investing strategy. You can no longer simply rely on the old school method of saving cash in a bank account and investing in the stock market as a means to get ahead. With the purchasing power of the dollar continuing to decline and the stock market at the constant mercy of government (centralized) control, it’s imperative to incorporate new investment opportunities.
To date, we’ve written 40 volumes all about investing; from the simplicity of a credit score or earning passive income to the complexity of NFTs and Decentralized Finance. Each volume has the purpose of a short-term addition multiplying into a longer term plan, which involves understanding where to invest. We’re glad you’re on this journey with us!
Make a Budget 🧾 Mint
Mint.com is a great option for all things budgeting. It’s easy to use and provides multiple options helping you better understand your spending and saving habits. It allows you to turn on/off notifications and alerts will keep you updated on monthly bill due dates, spending trends and even learn ways to save. The best part; it’s all free. Before you can truly begin to build your financial future, you must first build a solid foundation.
Michael’s Take: I’ve been using Mint since I was a freshmen at Syracuse University over a decade ago. It has helped me never miss a credit card payment, check all accounts at once and keep me informed on where my budget is and isn’t working. Regardless of your financial situation, it’s always important to balance your budget.
The October Effect
The October effect is a perceived market anomaly that stocks tend to decline during the month of October. The October effect is considered mainly to be a psychological expectation rather than an actual phenomenon as most statistics go against the theory. Some investors may be nervous during October because the dates of some large historical market crashes occurred during this month.
📆 Wednesday, 10/13 @ 7PM ET : MoonCat Mania with Jake Gallen & NFTmachine.eth
This Wednesday, we will be joined by (CatDad) Jake Gallen and NFTmachine.eth, two of the most prominent MoonCat holders on the planet. Don’t miss it! Have a question you want answered? Drop it in the comments and join us live Wednesday where we will have a Q/A with the audience.
🟣 FTX US launches regulated NFT marketplace to take on OpenSea.
🟣 Amazon drops its return-to-office plan and will now let most employees work from home indefinitely.
🟣 Bitcoin surges to a 5-month high above $57,000, outperforming wider crypto sector.
🟣 Michael Dell says blockchain technology is 'underrated'.
🟣 El Salvador to Use Bitcoin Profits to Build Pet Hospital.
Tweets of the week
📆 The Week Ahead
🟣 Earnings from banks and airlines (Goldman Sachs, Delta and many more)
🟣 Friday: September Retail Sales
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