You’re probably familiar with the concept of “website ads”. They are often little graphics on the side of a website or embedded in an online article. While a bit annoying, they drastically help blog owners earn an income while sharing their content for free. One of the most popular ad services to bloggers is Google’s […]
May was a great month, and I’ll explain why in a bit but first let’s refresh why we share these income reports. Here on Wallet Squirrel, we talk about building multiple streams of income. We’re transparent with what we make and how we make it. Our goal is to build a blueprint for people to […]
Typically I spend $100 every 2 weeks on buying a couple of shares of stock. These are usually in companies I already own, but with the recent oil crash, I branched out and bought some shares of DCP Midstream (stock ticker DCP). Who is DCP Midstream DCP Midstream is in the oil & gas industry, […]
It’s been 5 years but we still share these monthly income reports to show transparency in how much we make every month with our money experiments. Honestly, it’s exciting to share this because 5 years ago, I knew nothing about cashback credit cards, high-interest savings accounts, or that I could make money selling my old […]
Today we have a guest post from Logan who is a CPA, personal finance expert, and founder of the finance blog Money Done Right, which he launched in July 2017. After spending nearly a decade in the corporate world helping big businesses save money, he launched his blog with the goal of helping everyday Americans […]
We love sharing these income reports every month because it shows what someone can actually earn online if they try. True transparency that’s not some dude renting a stupid Ferrari and posting how he’s “rolling in money”. That’s not us. We experiment in different ways that people earn money online and show how we invest […]
Tax season is quickly approaching and unlike the Coronavirus, we can’t hide in our homes until it goes away. However what we can do, or should have done before December 31st is donated to charity to offset our tax bills! Now donating to charity looks differently to each generation. Gen Z does things differently than […]
It’s not fair to bury the lead, so I’ll start off by saying that Charity Raffle Tickets Are Not Tax Deductible. Of course, always check your tax professional, but here’s a short story: How I inaccurately thought I could get a tax deduction and win a raffle (I was wrong) Bought a $170 Charity Raffle […]
