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Common Sense Investing With Stock Screeners: Make Stock Investing a Safe Bet With the Right Tools

Stock investing was always an excellent opportunity to build wealth. However, many people don’t even dare to try investing out because they fear losing money. But, what if it was possible to take the stress out of investing? What if you could create a strategy that would only keep earning you money? Behold – the stock screener! This fantastic tool lets you filter or screen stocks based on specific ratios and indicators. Stock screeners make your life a lot easier as they allow you to sc... [Read More...]

Free: Leveling Up – What your parents (or school) never taught you about living financially well

Personal finance is the bane of many people’s existence but fear not. Leveling Up is a simple financial step-by-step system that will help you get your personal finances organized and, aim to make your life easier. It’s more than just a budgeting book… It goes beyond trying to simply help you become debt-free. The goal is understanding your financial ‘bigger picture’; spending habits, debt, credit, and showing you how to stay the course with strong, tested, and proven wealth-build... [Read More...]

Free: Don’t Get Bullied by Your Bank…or Anyone Else!: The 5-Step Plan to Exit Your Business With All the Money You Need to Live the Life You Want

Where did the chip on the author’s shoulder come from; such that he wants to protect business owners as they exit for retirement? The chip comes all of the way from the rough and tumble streets of Boston to the exclusive offices of private wealth management in Palm Beach. Callanan takes the reader through his painful rollercoaster’s journey of generational alcoholism, bullying and drug addiction as a youth. The book also includes him finding his faith in God. This faith helped him to deal w... [Read More...]

How2Thrive in Personal Finance

I will not tell you how to spend your money and what to spend it on. How much you spend on any particular item-that is your call. In this book I will help you zero in on your credit payments. Paying interest on credit cards without paying on the principle is a cycle that will never end. You will be paying the company for about 35 years if you just pay the minimum payments. This is why I always say the banks are stealing your retirement money. That is money that could be going into your retireme... [Read More...]