Have you ever received a selfless act of kindness? Perhaps the car ahead paid your bridge toll. Maybe a stranger helped pick up your groceries when the bag ripped open. Or perhaps you received a life insurance payout when a loved one passed away. I hate bad luck. And dying prematurely is the worst bad […]
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One of the reasons why I am so enthusiastic about my book, How To Engineer Your Layoff, is I want to teach more people like you how to potentially double or triple your income. You could essentially earn more than you’ve ever earned before. I know some of you are scratching your heads wondering what
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You know how you see oil prices drop precipitously on the news, yet when you get the gas station to save some money, you’re disappointed because gas prices haven’t gotten much cheaper? The same thing happens with US Treasury yields (oil) and mortgage interest rates (gas). Mortgage rates are largely influenced by the latest 10-year
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Understanding what natural disaster insurance is and whether it’s worth it is important if you live in a high risk area. Let’s learn how floods, wildfires, hurricanes, and earthquakes are covered under an insurance policy for natural disasters. I’m a multiple property owner in San Francisco which is a high risk area for earthquakes. Over
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I don’t enjoy doing my taxes, but I do them anyway. My main reason is to learn as much about the latest tax codes so I can reduce my tax liability. This post discusses five lessons from doing my taxes for over 10 years. Why I Started Doing My Own Taxes In 2000, I paid
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A cash-out mortgage refinance lets you borrow more than you currently owe and keep the difference as cash. It’s one way to unlock the equity in your house. However, doing a cash-out refinance to buy stocks is not a good idea. You could lose a lot of money in a bear market. Instead of doing
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Do Americans have an earnings problem or a savings problem? Unfortunately, I think we’ve got both. Take a look at the median income by age and sex from the latest Census Bureau data. The data always lags for a couple of years. The median income for 20-24-year-olds is $25,116 for women and $27,040 for men.
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* On April 8, 2020, Bernie Sanders dropped out of the presidential race, paving way for Joe Biden to be the Democratic presidential candidate. Bernie’s views were too extreme, even though proposals such as UBI and healthcare for all is needed now more than ever during the pandemic. Sooner or later investors will stop freaking
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Hopefully everyone who has access to a 401(k) is contributing to a 401(k). To not do so is a mistake you don’t want to realize when you’re old and grey. This post discusses the top mistakes that are hurting your 401(k) so you can boost you balance. The government isn’t going to save you. With
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If you are suffering from Dunning-Kruger, it means that you are suffering from delusion. And if you’re suffering from delusion, that means there’s a large disconnect between reality and what you believe to be true. Don’t let delusion ruin your life! Delusion is one of the key reasons why people end up miserable, alone, and
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