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Why Are Asians Ignored By The Media, Research Institutes, And Politicians?

101 Comments / Relationships / By Financial Samurai

As an Asian American with children, I’m often wondering why are Asians ignored by the media, research institutions, and politicians? Asians make up roughly 7% of the American population in 2024 and earn the highest income among all races. Instead of ignoring Asians, the media, research institutes, and politicians should focus more on Asians. Asians, […]

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How To Get Revenge From An Old Employer Who Fired You

84 Comments / Career & Employment / By Financial Samurai

Do you want to learn how to get revenge from an older employer who fired you? Then read on! There’s nothing better than getting sweet revenge from an employer who disrespected you, undervalued you, underpaid you, insulted you, or wronged you in any way. In this mercenary day and age, it’s every person for themselves.

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A Night Doula Costs A Lot Of Moola: Postpartum Childcare Help

54 Comments / Family Finances / By Financial Samurai

Consider getting a night doula if you want to save your marriage and sanity during the first three month’s of your baby’s life! Although expensive, a night doula was so worth it for our family. As any expecting first-time father would do, I read several books on how to support my wife during her pregnancy,

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Closing Costs When Paying All Cash For A Home

26 Comments / Real Estate / By Financial Samurai

This post will highlight all the closing costs when paying all cash for a home. Paying all cash for a home has lower costs and fees versus buying a home with a mortgage. Paying cash is also a great way to get a better deal on a property. Personally, I paid all cash for a

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A Real Estate Goal Every Investor With Kids Should Consider: Buy One Property Per Child

36 Comments / Family Finances, Real Estate / By Financial Samurai

As a real estate investor, you should always have a real estate goal to shoot for. The clearer your goals, the more likely you are to achieve them. Goals will help you stay on target to build your real estate empire. As a real estate investor with kids, you’ve got more financial responsibility. What are

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Four Strategies For Winning A Property Bidding War

44 Comments / Real Estate / By Financial Samurai

With pent-up demand, record-high stock market, and declining mortgage rates, winning a property bidding war may become more difficult. This article will discuss some strategies on how you can win a property bidding war in a financially prudent way. Recently, I found a new property with panoramic ocean views all the way out in the

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How To Outperform The Stock Markets And Make Ladies Love You

32 Comments / Investments / By Financial Samurai

If you want to outperform the stock market, all you’ve got to is buy an S&P 500 index fund after your overall portfolio is up a marginal 0.1%. This way, you’ll outperform the stock market for the year by at least 0.1%. With your picture in Morningstar winning Fund Manager of The Year, you will

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Suggested Net Worth Growth Target Rates By Age

119 Comments / Retirement / By Financial Samurai

This post will provide some suggested net worth growth target rates by age. It’s good to have net worth growth targets to help ensure you will retire comfortably. After all, everything is relative in finance. If you’ve got a net worth target of $1 million at age 30, but most people at age 30 have

Roth IRA Or 529 Plan To Pay For College: Comparing The Pros And Cons

58 Comments / Education, Family Finances / By Financial Samurai

One of the main questions that has come out of my 529 savings guide by age post is whether to contribute to a Roth IRA or a 529 plan to pay for college. This is a great question I did not think about because contributing to a Roth IRA is not something I have ever

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A Day In The Life Of Two Stay At Home Parents Who Also Work

94 Comments / Family Finances / By Financial Samurai

Stay at home parenting is one of the hardest and most rewarding things one can do. During a pandemic, taking care of a child and working is even more difficult. This article will share a day in the life of two stay at home parents who also work on a side business. The purpose of

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