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How to Earn Money on YouTube: AdSense and the YouTube Partner Program (YPP)

June 13, 2019 by Ray L. 2 Comments

How to Earn Money on YouTube AdSense and the YouTube Partner Program YPP Your Wealthy Mind
Tagalog Version (Click Here)

How do you earn money as a YouTube vlogger (video blogger)? One way is through the YouTube Partner Program or YPP which uses Google AdSense. Some time ago, one reader asked me about how they can get their Google AdSense account approved. While I’ve already written a guide about that, this particular reader wanted AdSense for their YouTube channel. The process for that is very different from setting up AdSense on a WordPress blog.

Nevertheless, I still decided to help them set it up so I learned a bit more about YPP in the process. Another detail with that particular reader is that they aren’t well-versed in English so the Tagalog version of this article will be very helpful for Filipinos like her who want to become vloggers.

In any case, if you want to earn money as a vlogger and you plan to use YouTube’s partner program, here’s a short guide on what you need to do!

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Greed and Fear: The Two Emotions of Investing

May 3, 2019 by Ray L. 1 Comment

Greed and Fear The Two Emotions of Investing Your Wealthy Mind
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“Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful,” said one of the world’s greatest investors and Berkshire Hathaway’s chairman Warren Buffett. What did he mean by that, and how can you use that little tip to improve your investing ability? Keep reading to learn more!

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Foreign Currency Accounts for Expats: What to Consider When Finding One

May 1, 2019 by Contributor Leave a Comment

foreign currency accounts for expats

*Article contributed by Justin Rampono.

As an expat or a person who lives outside your native country temporarily for retirement vacation, work, or business, money should be accessible through the right banking arrangements. That’s why you need to choose the best foreign currency account from a trusted and reputable bank with a solid capital base, and one that complies with international regulations.

In this post, you’ll learn the important considerations when choosing a foreign currency account.

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The Advantages Of Using A Budget Calculator When Budgeting Your Finances

April 22, 2019 by Contributor Leave a Comment

The Advantages Of Using A Budget Calculator When Budgeting Your Finances

*Article contributed by Sarah Morris.

Money doesn’t grow from trees. It’s earned through hard work. Even the wealthy don’t stay on their couch, but ordinary people have to work more to earn more money. Sadly, some people fail to manage their finances properly, and before they know it, their hard-earned pay is gone even before the next payday. If you’re guilty of committing this mistake, you badly need to learn how to budget. You get the idea of listing your necessary expenses, but it’s the computing part that sets you off. Using a calculator can help, but a simple budget calculator is even better.

Technology is your friend when it comes to budgeting. And a finance or budgeting calculator, whether it’s a software or an app, has these advantages to offer:

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How to Get Student Loan Forgiveness

April 15, 2019 by Contributor Leave a Comment

How to Get Student Loan Forgiveness

*Article contributed by Ethan Clark.

Loans are helpful in times of emergency or need. Various emergencies that require some financial aid may arise. They may come about when you have not a single cent in your pocket. This is when borrowing is helpful. There are other times you will need some money to sustain you. You might be a student who is unemployed and needs money to take you through a specific period in college or pay your fees. There are special loans meant for this.

A student loan is meant to help needy students pay their college fees. If you can pay using your available money, then it is not advisable to apply for this type of loan. It is classified as a good debt in a way because you are using it for an investment – which is education. You will be required to pay it back after finishing college. Just like any other loan, student loans also have interest rates. These may increase if you fail to repay within the agreed period. This will also affect your credit score.

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