Without healthcare subsidies, healthcare in America is extremely expensive. For example, my family of four is paying $2,500 a month for a Silver plan because we are receiving no healthcare subsidies. We would get a Platinum plan, but it’s simply too expensive. If we reduced our income to be no greater than 400% the Federal […]
The first rule of financial independence is to never lose money. If you lose lots of money, you ultimately lose lots of time. And time is your most valuable asset. Don’t go too backwards! The second rule of financial independence is to never forget the first rule. As one of the founders of the modern-day
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Whenever I write about an investment decision I make in a post or newsletter, someone gets upset. I’ll get a spiteful comment about how I’m market timing my decision. What someone does with their money has no bearing on what happens with your money. You have the freedom to make one giant paper money statue
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Want to earn more money and pay less taxes? We all do. Let’s talk about three of my favorite ways to earn more and pay less. John F. Kennedy once said, “Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.” I took his message to heart when
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Fake news is a problem that doesn’t look like it’s going away anytime soon. When Trump was president, it was fascinating to witness the war between Trump and the mass media, especially CNN. The rare press conferences he hosted were entertaining to watch if you were stuck on the toilet longer than normal one morning.
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We know the average spending for American households over the age of 65 is a surprisingly high $45,756 a year or $3,800 a month according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Now let’s look at the average consumer expenditure per year in more detail. Given the average Social Security benefit is only $17,532 a year,
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What’s great about America is that we’ve got a highly productive workforce that grinds like no other. We invent some of the greatest products and consistently build some of the largest companies in the world. But we are also increasingly suffering from mental illness. As a result, more of us need to take mental sick
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It feels a lot like 2007 again. Almost every major asset class is on fire. People are leveraging up to buy things they don’t fully quit understand. Investing FOMO is all over the place! Let’s review why it feels like 2007 all over again so we can better protect ourselves. Reflection helps us appreciate how
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There will undoubtedly be tremendous turbulence in our lives that will test our faith. But controlling what we can control is a vital part of growth and happiness. My favorite thing to control is work ethic. Because I realized early on I neither had the mental or physical talent to surpass my peers, the only
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With the racism and sexual assault allegations that have befallen the Governor of Virginia, the Attorney General of Virginia, and the Lt. Governor of Virginia, I was reminded of all the racist altercations I experienced growing up in Virginia for public high school and public university in the mid-to-late 90s. They were instrumental for personal
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