Self-publishing a book is one way to make money from home. If you have your own website, you can sell the book there and control its price. You can sell your book via your social media platforms. Or you can also sell your book via Amazon and other established online book platforms. As someone who
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At last, I finally experienced the longest month of my life: June 2020. I’m so glad the month and the quarter are behind us. But it’s also exhausting to think about what lies ahead in an even longer July as America experiences a second wave of COVID-19 cases. In this 2Q2020 Financial Samurai review, I
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The sooner you start planning for retirement the better. Too many people wake up 20 years from now and wonder where all their money went. By having specific financial goals by age, your retirement will be more comfortable than if you had decided to just wing it. I suspect being overwhelmed with choices is one
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Children are expensive. The more you love your children, the more expensive they will likely be! Therefore, you should have a net worth goal before having children. This way, you can provide them the world without getting overly stressed about your finances. Money is constantly a top three reason why couples fight. And once you
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This post will provide a guide for how much your net worth or savings should be based on income. Too many people go through life just winging their finances. No wonder why most people end up in old age wondering where all their money went. If you’ve been making $500,000 a year for a decade
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Back in the summer of 2012 I decided to test my house on the market to coincide with the Facebook IPO. (Should I Sell My House As Facebook Goes Public?) Although I didn’t want to sell my house, I was in a peculiar stage in my life where I just negotiated a severance from my
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While the use of real estate lawyer is mandatory in some states, in most states it is optional. I’ve bought four properties and sold one property. For all the transactions, I have never once used a real estate lawyer because California law says using one is not required. However, even if you live in a
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When everybody is getting rich but you, investing FOMO takes over. Investing FOMO is the hardest type of FOMO to conquer. If you let it get to you, you could end up losing a lot of money due to improper risk management. FOMO stands for Fear Of Missing Out. The term is usually reserved for
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The S&P 500 and the NASDAQ are back to all-time highs after all that’s gone on since the global pandemic emerged in 2020. Here is a bull market checklist to living your best life today. If you are an investor, your net worth is likely near or at an all-time high as well. Maybe you’ve
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Travel is amazing, especially when you can travel for free. With the pandemic over and a strong US dollar, traveling abroad during another global financial crisis is not a bad idea. This post will highlight the best way to travel for free and lower your taxable income as well! My Travel Background Since childhood, I’ve
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