There’s one big risk of peer-to-peer lending you might not be aware of. And that’s how addicting peer-to-peer lending can get! When I log into my P2P account to figure out where to dole out my next $1,000 tranche to borrowers, I feel a little bit like President Biden handing out money to his supporters. […]
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Everywhere I go, I hear the benefits of the Health Savings Account, or HSA for short. People say an HSA is one of the best ways to save for retirement. It obviously is a great way to pay for inevitable medical expenses given the tax benefits. But is it worth having a high deductible plan
Mass affluent is sometimes used interchangeably to describe the middle class. However, that’s not quite right because being mass affluent is wealthier than the middle class. Mass affluent edges closer to describing the upper middle class, those with above-average incomes and above-average net worths. That said, the middle class is the best social class in
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Healthcare affordability continues to be a concern for millions of Americans. When the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) was enacted in 2010 I was happy. A universal healthcare system would insure the ~47 million Americans who were previously not insured. After all, disease doesn’t discriminate between rich and poor. Also, being rejected for healthcare coverage due
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In early 2005, at the age of 28, I took out a $1,220,000 mortgage to buy a $1,523,000 house in San Francisco. After having bought a modest condo a couple of years earlier, I wanted to go all-in. In retrospect, this was a crazy amount of debt to take on at that age. When the
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If you want to get rich, you might as well learn from the rich. Here are lessons from the rich who took advantage of free government money. In 2020, there was over $3 trillion in government stimulus money. In 2021, there will be at least another $1.9 trillion in stimulus “rescue money.” Thanks to the
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This post will discuss what type of investment property to buy in order to maximize investment returns. Buying rental properties today is one of my favorite investments because inflation is picking up as the economy reopens. Inflation whittles down the real cost of a mortgage while boosting the value of your real estate. For years,
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Here’s a look at the sates with the highest and lowest unemployment benefits. Unemployments vary more than you think by state. Therefore, some unemployed people are faring better than others. During the pandemic, the federal government significantly boosted unemployment benefits. The CARES Act provided an additional $600/week through the week of July 31, 2020. And
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The coronavirus pandemic really got me thinking about all of our children’s’ futures. The world was suboptimal for two years. But what will their world be like in this already brutally competitive place full of constant rejection? Let me share a guaranteed way to prevent unemployment: career insurance. In big cities, expect to spend up
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If you don’t have your health, no amount of money is worth it. As someone who has been writing about early retirement and the FIRE movement since 2009, let me emphasize the health benefits of early retirement in this post. There are many benefits of early retirement. Full control of your time is often the
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