I've recently bought a Traeger Texas Pellet Grill to barbecue and smoke meat. This has quickly become my new hobby. So, I thought that I would document some of my successes....and failures here on Money Q&A as I learn to be a backyard barbecue grill master. I hope you enjoy these couple of recipes and pictures of what I've been up to on my off time. Here is the first recipe that I've tried on the Traeger Smoker, 3-2-1 Baby Back Ribs Recipe. They are super easy to make and taste great! [yumprint-recipe … [Read more...] about 3-2-1 Baby Back Ribs Recipe On The Smoker
Archives for July 2015
New Survey Shows Millennials Have Little Savings for Retirement
Maybe it’s because this generation makes less money than previous generations did, or maybe it’s because Gen Y burns through cash without saving much of it. But either way, millennials are not prepared long-term. This generation is pushing back the big financial decisions in life like buying a home and establishing a viable retirement plan. A new survey[1] from the Indexed Annuity Leadership Council (IALC) reveals that 15 percent of millennials have less than $25,000 saved. One-in-three millennials say they set aside no money for retirement … [Read more...] about New Survey Shows Millennials Have Little Savings for Retirement
How To Invest In The Dogs Of The Dow
How to invest in Dogs of the Dow is simple. Rookies to the stock market know that there are certain people who succeed. They're the ones with a plan. They have a strategy. That's where the Dogs of the Dow investing strategy comes in. People are intimidated by investing in the stock market. They often make it more complicated than it needs to be. The Dogs Of The Dow investing strategy is simple. Anyone could understand it. Yet, it has effectively made money for a lot of people. How To Invest In The Dogs Of The Dow Highest Dividend … [Read more...] about How To Invest In The Dogs Of The Dow
Simple Ways To Free Up Your Personal Cash Flow
Do you find yourself short on cash by the end of every month? Are you trying and failing to meet savings goals? It may be time to reassess your personal cash flow. Cash flow simply refers to your income after taking away your expenses. Ideally, you should have money left over after taking expenses out in order to save rather than accumulate debt. Taking a good look at where your hard-earned money goes each month can help you redirect it in more advantageous ways, so that you are better able to maximize your paycheck. Here are a few first … [Read more...] about Simple Ways To Free Up Your Personal Cash Flow