App niches aren't a lot different from regular business niches. At the core, you are identifying a need that a customer has and supplying it in a convenient package. App development is a different animal simply because it has its own list of challenges that accompany it. The great thing about apps is that they have the slight chance of mass use — which means a ton of … [Read more...]
Passive Income And Taxes- The Secrets Unveiled For Taxpayers
Passive income, as the name suggests, refers to the money that you earn without actively engaging in a business or trading activity. Essentially, it includes rental income while investment income, such as interest, dividends, and capital gains also fall in this category. As an investor, you may not really be sure about the tax treatment of this form of earning. Some may … [Read more...]
Passive Income Ideas for Those Providing for a Family
Ensuring your family is provided for can be difficult, and it's for this reason that many people choose also to have a passive income stream as well as their typical, steady income. Passive incomes are those which don't require a lot of effort, but still make you more money and ensure you're gaining returns on any initial investment. You can practically make money while you … [Read more...]
6 Pro Tips on How to Get Started in Investing When You Turn 18
Money has always been a problem for students. Education consumes much of it and often leads to long-lasting student debts and loans. However, what if we said that a lack of money could easily be dealt with if you start investing early? The value of money augments if it is put in motion. If you save funds ‘under the pillow,’ do not expect them to multiply. The best thing you … [Read more...]
Options for Raising Cash in an Emergency
The ideal situation is having a three to six-month emergency fund, something that could cover all of your essential bills if it took you up to half a year to find a new job after being laid off. The size of this emergency fund is thus a personal decision, taking into account the size of your mortgage/rent, grocery bills, utility bills and bills you won’t cut if you lost … [Read more...]