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11 Ways To Stay Sane in an Unstable Market

Keeping your cool can be difficult when the market goes on one of its periodic roller-coaster rides. It’s a good idea to have strategies in place that prepare you both financially and psychologically to handle market volatility.

Here are 11 ways to keep yourself from making hasty decisions that could have a long-term impact on your financial goals.

11 Ways To Stay Sane In An Unstable Market (print version)

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Non Profit Challenges & Responsibilities

Long gone are the days when nonprofit boards were made up of large donors who expected little more would be asked of them beyond socializing at an occasional fundraiser.

Today, board members are being required to do strategic planning, and to produce demonstrable results to be measured against specific benchmarks. Additionally, they’re finding the need to stretch already tight budgets further than ever before.

Board members are being held accountable, making sure the organization delivers on its mission in an effective manner.

Being on the Board of Directors for a non-profit is not what it used to be. Be prepared, and more effective by reading this!

Non Profit Challenges & Responsibilities (print version)

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7 Habits of Obtaining Financial Freedom

Are you always running short of your funds? Do you still have to borrow money sometimes to live comfortably? Do you always pay your bills on time, or do you occasionally have to let some of them become overdue? Do you find that you can’t afford the things you want or sometimes, even the things you need?

If you answered “yes” to two or more of these questions, you need a “financial tune-up” and might even be in danger of being financially unstable.

Use the link above to get yourself on the road to financial freedom!

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Teach Your Children Well: Basic Financial Education

Even before your children can count, they already know something about money: it’s what you have to give the ice cream man to get a cone, or put in the slot to ride the rocket ship at the grocery store. So, as soon as your children begin to handle money, start teaching them how to handle it wisely.