It’s already the end of September, and once again we’ve compiled a mashup of some of our most popular stories, as well as interesting and relevant posts from around the blogosphere. Keep reading to find out which stories made our Editors’ Choice this month.
5 Fun Things in NYC for $5 (or Less!) – Although few and far between, there are still bargains to be had in this consumer-crazy world we live in. We show you how to have fun on $5 in one of the most expensive cities in the world.
Financial Products You (Probably) Don’t Need - We are constantly being bombarded with unnecessary products, and this doesn’t just apply to basic consumer products. It encompasses many financial products as well. David points out some financial products that you most likely won’t need if you’re under thirty.
Places to Sell Used Books and Textbooks – Sometimes the daily hustle and bustle doesn’t generate enough income – you still need a little extra cash boost. Cleaning out your bookshelf can be a good way to get that cash if you know where to sell your wares. Pinyo helps us compare online merchants to find out which retailer gets you the most money out of your old books and text books.
Two Years to a Debt-Free Existence – At times, that looming pile of debt can feel larger than life. Fortunately, getting out of debt is attainable – it just takes focus and follow through to make lifestyle changes that will get it out of the way. Check out how I was able to clear out my debt in a few short years and get my spending back on a manageable track.
Take Advantage of a Declining Market – The Market has struck fear in the heart of investors nationwide, but for some people this market low is a golden opportunity to buy. Jeremey gives us the rundown on how to take advantage of a bear market and use your young age as leverage to increase your investments.
Side Gig: Finding Clients and Pitching Yourself – Last month, we featured a story about taking on freelance side gigs in lieu of a part-time job to bring in extra money and provide more flexibility. In this article, we’ll show you how to find clients and how to properly pitch yourself to a potential employer.
How to Find and Utilize a Mentor – A mentor can be a big boost to someone starting out in a new career. They can introduce you to industry contacts and help ease the transition from full-time student to professional. Trent explains the merits of having a mentor, how to find one, and how to best utilize their knowledge and expertise.
Navigating NYC Real Estate with Curbed.com’s Joey Arak – NYC real estate can be a maze of complex twists and turns. We got Curbed.com’s senior editor, Joey Arak to give us the low down on where the most affordable neighborhoods are, pros and cons of renting vs. buying, and the future of NY real estate.
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